Hunting in Alamosa, Colorado
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Alamosa, Colorado
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Fish & Game

La Jara Reservoir
This reservoir, located in Conejos county, provides 635 water surface acres at an elevation of 9,698 feet. Fishing and hunting are two of the activities available here.
Fishing
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National Forests

Rio Grande National Forest
The Rio Grande National Forest consists of 1.86 million acres and four wilderness areas. This area offers a wide variety of recreational opportunities for all visitors.
BirdwatchingHorses are allowedHiking is allowedMountain bikes are allowedWildlife viewingFishingRV campingTent campingCross country skiers are allowedPicnic tableFees are chargedHandicapped AccessToiletsPets must be kept on leash
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Wilderness Areas

Middle Fork Conejos River Trail
This 4.4 mile trail is located entirely within the boundaries of the South San Juan Wilderness Area. It is rated as "easy to moderate". The trail receives "moderate to heavy" usage. The beginning elevation is 10,250 feet, and the ending elevation is 11,400 feet.
Hiking is allowedWildlife viewingFishingBirdwatchingHorses are allowedMountain bikes are allowed

North Fork Conejos River Trail
This 3.4 mile trail is located entirely within the boundaries of the South San Juan Wilderness Area. It is rated as "moderate", and receives "light" usage. The beginning elevation is 10,300 feet, and the ending elevation is 11,540 feet.
Hiking is allowedWildlife viewingFishingHorses are allowedMountain bikes are allowedCross country skiers are allowedBirdwatching

South Fork Conejos River Trail
This 10.0 mile trail is located entirely within the boundaries of the South San Juan Wilderness Area. It is rated as "more difficult", and receives "moderate" usage. The beginning elevation is 8,950 feet, and the ending elevation is 11,400 feet.
Hiking is allowedWildlife viewingBirdwatchingHorses are allowedMountain bikes are allowed

South San Juan Wilderness Area
About 180 miles of trails available to hikers here. The Continental Divide crosses the heart of the Wilderness for 42 miles. The South Fork of the Conejos River Trail will lead to the Conejos Peak Trail, which climbs north to the summit of Conejos Peak and offers a fantastic view into the heart of the area.
FishingHiking is allowedWildlife viewingHorses are allowedMountain bikes are allowedCross country skiers are allowedPicnic tableRV campingTent camping
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