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South Park Region Profile
On This Page: BLM | CO Parks | National Parks | US Fish & Wildlife | US Forest Service | Local Parks | Ski Areas | Scenic Byways |
ORIC Indices | Local Websites |Maps | Books | Tourism
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Bureau of Land Management Lands
No useful information available.
Colorado Parks & Wildlife Lands
State Parks
State Wildlife Areas
- State Wildlife Area Map.
- 63 Ranch State Wildlife Area.
- Alma State Wildlife Area.
- Badger Basin State Wildlife Area.
- Charlie Meyers State Wildlife Area.
- Cline Ranch State Wildlife Area.
- James Mark Jones State Wildlife Area.
- Knight-Imler State Wildlife Area.
- Spinney Mountain State Wildlife Area.
- Tarryall Reservoir State Wildlife Area.
- Teter-Michigan Creek State Wildlife Area.
- Tomahawk State Wildlife Area.
National Park Service Lands
None.
US Fish & Wildlife Service Lands
None.
US Forest Service Lands
- Pike and San Isabel National
Forests
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South
Park Ranger District
320 Highway 285
Fairplay, CO 80440
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South
Park Ranger District
Local Parks and Trails
None.
Ski Areas
None.
Scenic Byways
None.
ORIC Activity Indices
- "South Park Region Backpacking Trips Index".
- "South Park Region Day Hiking Trails Index".
- "South Park Region Winter Trails Index".
Local Outdoor Recreation Websites
Maps
- Latitude 40 Degrees: Summit County Colorado Trails Recreation Topo Map.
- National Geographic: Trails Illustrated 104 - Idaho Springs / Georgetown / Loveland Pass.
- National Geographic: Trails Illustrated 105 - Tarryall Mountains / Kenosha Pass.
- National Geographic: Trails Illustrated 109 - Breckenridge / Tennessee Pass.
- National Geographic: Trails Illustrated 110 - Leadville / Fairplay.
- National Geographic: Trails Illustrated 129 - Buena Vista / Collegiate Peaks.
- National Geographic: Trails Illustrated 137 - Pikes Peak / Cañon City.
- Sky Terrain: Summit, Vail and Holy Cross.
- US Forest Service: Pike National Forests.
- US Forest Service: San Isabel National Forest.
Books
- Colorado Above Treeline - Scenic Drives, 4WD Trips & Classic Hikes. By Jeremy Agnew. 2005. Westcliffe Publishers.
- Colorado's Quiet Winter Trails. By Dave Muller. 2007. The Colorado Mountain Club Press.
- Pack Guide: The Best Colorado Springs Hikes. By Greg Long and the Colorado Mountain Club Pikes Peak Group. 2009. Colorado Mountain Club Press.
- Snowshoe Routes: Colorado's Front Range. By Alan Apt. 2011. The Colorado Mountain Club Press.
- The Best Front Range Hikes. By Colorado Mountain Club: Boulder, Denver, Fort Collins, Pikes Peaks Groups. 2010. Colorado Mountain Club Press.
- The Colorado Trail. By the Colorado Trail Foundation. 2011.The Colorado Mountain Club Press.
Tourism Websites