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Bird Watching Aspenglen Campground This campground, located within the Rocky Mountain National Park, provides 54 individual campsites for tents or trailers/RV's. Maximum vehicle length is 30 feet. Big Thompson Ponds State Wildlife Area Recreation at this State Wildlife Area include fishing, bird watching, and hunting. Boedecker State Wildlife Area The 308 acres of water at this State Wildlife Area holds largemouth bass, crappie, and bluegill fish. Comanche Peak Wilderness Area With 66,791-acres, this area was named after its prominent 12,702 foot peak, which is its highest point. Glacier Basin Campground This campground, located within the Rocky Mountain National Park, provides 150 individual campsites for tents or trailers/RV's. Maximum vehicle length is 30 feet. Lon Hagler State Wildlife Area Recreation at this State Wildlife Area includes fishing, camping, boating, watching waterfowl, archery range practice, and nature trail all for a daily use fee. Longs Peak Campground This campground, located within the Rocky Mountain National Park, provides 26 individual campsites for tents. Moraine Park Campground This campground, located within the Rocky Mountain National Park, provides 247 individual campsites for tents or trailers/RV's. Maximum vehicle length is 30 feet. Rawah Wilderness Area The Rawah Wilderness Area preserves a 76,394-acre area located on the east side of the Medicine Bow Mountains in north central Colorado. This area offers a wide variety of recreational opportunities for all season. Rocky Mountain National Park Established on January 26, 1915, this park is a living showcase of the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains. Hiking, wildlife viewing, bird spotting, biking, horseback riding, and camping are just some of the activities one can do here. Simpson Ponds State Wildlife Area This small 44 acres in Larimer County is home to fishing, hunting, and bird watching. Spraque Lake Accessible Campground Spraque Lake Accessible Campground is a backcountry experience for persons with disabilities. This campground will accommodate 12 campers with a maximum of 6 wheelchair users at the camp. Timber Creek Campground This campground, located in the Rocky Mountain National Park, provides 100 individual campsites that are shaded by a stand of lodgepole pine trees. Return to Top of Page Mammals Aspenglen Campground This campground, located within the Rocky Mountain National Park, provides 54 individual campsites for tents or trailers/RV's. Maximum vehicle length is 30 feet. Glacier Basin Campground This campground, located within the Rocky Mountain National Park, provides 150 individual campsites for tents or trailers/RV's. Maximum vehicle length is 30 feet. Longs Peak Campground This campground, located within the Rocky Mountain National Park, provides 26 individual campsites for tents. Moraine Park Campground This campground, located within the Rocky Mountain National Park, provides 247 individual campsites for tents or trailers/RV's. Maximum vehicle length is 30 feet. Spraque Lake Accessible Campground Spraque Lake Accessible Campground is a backcountry experience for persons with disabilities. This campground will accommodate 12 campers with a maximum of 6 wheelchair users at the camp. Timber Creek Campground This campground, located in the Rocky Mountain National Park, provides 100 individual campsites that are shaded by a stand of lodgepole pine trees. Return to Top of Page Wildlife Viewing In National Forests Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and The Pawnee National Grassland The Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and Pawnee National Grassland encompass roughly 1.5 million acres of public land in the Rocky Mountains, foothills and short grass prairie of north central Colorado. This area offers a wide variety of recreation for all types of visitors. Return to Top of Page Wildlife Viewing In National Parks Rocky Mountain National Park Established on January 26, 1915, this park is a living showcase of the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains. Hiking, wildlife viewing, bird spotting, biking, horseback riding, and camping are just some of the activities one can do here. Return to Top of Page Wildlife Viewing In Wilderness Areas Comanche Peak Wilderness Area With 66,791-acres, this area was named after its prominent 12,702 foot peak, which is its highest point. Rawah Wilderness Area The Rawah Wilderness Area preserves a 76,394-acre area located on the east side of the Medicine Bow Mountains in north central Colorado. This area offers a wide variety of recreational opportunities for all season. Return to Top of Page Wildlife Viewing In Wildlife Preserves & Refuges Big Thompson Ponds State Wildlife Area Recreation at this State Wildlife Area include fishing, bird watching, and hunting. Boedecker State Wildlife Area The 308 acres of water at this State Wildlife Area holds largemouth bass, crappie, and bluegill fish. Lon Hagler State Wildlife Area Recreation at this State Wildlife Area includes fishing, camping, boating, watching waterfowl, archery range practice, and nature trail all for a daily use fee. Simpson Ponds State Wildlife Area This small 44 acres in Larimer County is home to fishing, hunting, and bird watching. Return to Top of Page

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