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dolores river
4 Porch Notes tagged “dolores river,” from counties across Colorado.
Outdoors and wildfire - Montezuma County
Below McPhee Dam, the Dolores River is a catch-and-release tailwater
The stretch of the Dolores River just below McPhee Dam is a trout tailwater with artificial-flies-and-lures-only, catch-and-release rules, and its flows depend on dam releases.
Read note ->Outdoors and wildfire - Dolores County
The Dolores River Canyon is public land with its own rules
Below McPhee Dam the Dolores River cuts a deep canyon on BLM-managed public land that includes a wilderness study area, and how you can use it is set by the agency, not by general access.
Read note ->History and culture - Dolores County
Rico Today: A Mining Town That Never Went to Ghost
Rico's refurbished 1880s main street still holds galleries, B&Bs, and a few restaurants, with the upper Dolores River and old mining roads right out the door.
Read note ->Water and land - Dolores County
Rafting the lower Dolores River depends on a short, flow-driven season
The whitewater run on the lower Dolores River below McPhee Dam only comes alive when enough water is released, so the boating season can be brief and unpredictable from year to year.
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