Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “state parks”
Located south of Steamboat Springs and offering four season outdoor recreation, Stagecoach State Park offers multiple activities. Visit the Park Office and ask about the free rental program: fat tire bikes, fishing rods (fly and lake supplies), ice fishing equipment, …
Important Note: Colorado Parks and Wildlife will be closing Sylvan Lake State Park in April of 2018 for the reconstruction of the dam. On the 42 acre lake, only non-motorized boats or boats with electric trolling motors. Paddle boards, canoes, …
Covering a 134 mile section of the Yampa River is the heart of this State Park. Park Headquarters are near Hayden, with river access, camping (50 campsites), a Visitor Center and nature trail. In total the Park offers 13 access …
Hahn’s Peak serves as the backdrop to the Steamboat Lake State Park. The lake contains 1,055 acres of water for fishing and water sports (full service marina). The area averages over 300 inches of snowfall, bringing winter activities such as …
Located 6 miles east of the Rifle Gap State Park, fishing is the draw to Harvey Gap. Sail boats and paddle boards are allowed, swimming, fishing, hunting, wildlife and bird watching. Day use park with no overnight camping. Camping is …
Rifle falls is a 70 foot, triple waterfall in an amazing setting. Listed in Sunset Magazine as one of the best waterfalls in the west. There are several natural limestone caves near the falls. Biking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, fishing, hiking, winter …
Located at the base of Farwell Mountain northeast of Steamboat Springs. The lake has 105 acres of water, and was named for an early area pioneer, M. Pearl Hart. Activities: biking, wakeless boating, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, fishing, hiking, horseback trails, …
