Tag
reservoirs
5 Porch Notes tagged “reservoirs,” from counties across Colorado.
Water and land - Park County
Park County is headwaters country, and much of its water serves cities far away
The South Platte River takes shape in Park County's South Park basin, and large reservoirs here store water that is delivered to the Denver metro area downstream.
Read note ->Outdoors and wildfire - Jefferson County
Bear Creek Lake Park is Lakewood's foothills-and-water park
A large Lakewood park where reservoirs, Bear Creek, trails, camping, and foothills views sit minutes from the west metro.
Read note ->Water and land - Broomfield County
Fishing in Broomfield happens at named ponds, under state rules
Broomfield allows fishing at several named city ponds and reservoirs, with a Colorado fishing license required and state regulations that can differ by water.
Read note ->Outdoors and wildfire - Delta County
Crawford and Paonia State Parks each center on a reservoir with boat-inspection rules
Crawford State Park near Crawford and Paonia State Park on Muddy Creek northeast of Paonia each center on a reservoir, and motorized boats must pass an aquatic nuisance species inspection before launching.
Read note ->Outdoors and wildfire - Park County
South Park's reservoirs draw anglers, and fishing rules change by water
Park County's South Park reservoirs in the South Platte basin are a well-known fishing destination, and both the rules and access can differ from one water to the next.
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