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Public Lands

Much of Colorado is open to the public. Golden expanses of National Grassland, forested mountains of pine, slickrock canyons and 100,000-acre-plus roadless areas can be enjoyed and savored any time of year, often without a fee. Explore our national forests and grasslands, wilderness areas and land set aside by the BLM, in addition to our 41 state parks.

  Total Listings: 96

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Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve

Because the dunes and surrounding mountains are designated wilderness, this is a great place to enjoy unspoiled natural beauty in a variety of ways. Whether you play in...

 

Colorado State Parks

Enjoy scenery that captures the beauty of Colorado from mountains to plains. Affordable campsites, cabins and yurts and some of the highest-quality recreation...

 

Bureau of Land Management

BLM offers recreation opportunities on public lands. Visitors are invited to explore our scenic canyons, rivers, deserts and woodlands. Our lands are popular...

 

Lory State Park

Lory State Park is a day-use park offering an extensive trail system for hiking, biking and horseback riding. Group picnic facilities available by reservation.

 

Little Yampa Canyon Recreation Area, BLM

Enjoy scenic rafting through Duffy Mountain, wildlife viewing, picturesque views, hunting, camping or exploring portions of the Yampa Valley Trail. Travel restricted.

 

Stagecoach State Park

Centered around a 780-acre reservoir with a full-service marina. Fish for record northern pike and trophy trout. If you want to stay the night, choose from 92 campsites.

 

Gold Belt Recreation Area, BLM

Rugged foothills and canyons of Gold Belt National Scenic Byway. Follows old stagecoach/railroad routes. Shelf Road rock climbing and Garden Park dinosaur fossil...

 

Bonny Lake State Park

Facilities include 155 campsites (year-round camping), showers, RV electrical (30 and 50 amp) hookups and interpretive displays. Go fishing, hunting, hiking and OHV...

 

Highline Lake State Park

Oasis in the desert. Ideal basecamp for year-round outdoor activities. Water sports and fishing, grassy, shaded campground and picnic areas, hiking/biking trails,...

 

Mancos State Park

Just off the beautiful San Juan Skyway, this park is one of Southwest Colorado’s hot spots for fishing and camping. Features 34 campsites, 2 yurts and a 225-acre lake.

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