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public access
5 Porch Notes tagged “public access,” from counties across Colorado.
Outdoors and wildfire - Yuma County
Bird hunting in Yuma County runs on access programs, not open land
Most of Yuma County is private farmland, so public bird hunting here happens through state wildlife areas and the Walk-In Access program, each with its own rules.
Read note ->Outdoors and wildfire - Clear Creek County
Fishing rules in Clear Creek country change by the water
Fishing along Clear Creek and nearby state wildlife areas follows state rules that can differ by stretch of water, so it pays to check before you cast.
Read note ->Water and land - Douglas County
Protected Douglas County land is not always public trail land
Protected open space can be county-owned, partner-owned, or a private easement, and only some of it is open to the public.
Read note ->Outdoors and wildfire - Prowers County
A State Wildlife Area in Prowers County is not the same as a park
State Wildlife Areas in Prowers County have their own access rules and generally require a hunting or fishing license or an SWA pass to enter.
Read note ->Water and land - Routt County
The Yampa River runs a trout fishery and a tubing run straight through downtown Steamboat
The Yampa is a designated trout fishery and a wildly popular tube float in the middle of Steamboat Springs, with summer flow-and-temperature closures built into the river's rhythm.
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