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Canyon preserve of Gambel oak and mountain mahogany scrubland amid the southern Rocky Mountain foothills.
Mexican spotted owl, golden eagle, prairie falcon, peregrine falcon, Cooper's hawk, wild turkey, greater roadrunner, hairy woodpecker, chipmunks.

CO
This beautiful park offers a wide variety of scenic and historic features.
Historic wagon roads, secluded streamside environment, broad vistas, nature center.

CO
This quintessential Colorado forest has all the striking natural beauty one would come to expect from a forest in the Rocky Mtns.
High alpine lakes, tundra, glaciers, meadows, rocky ridges, deep canyons, bighorn sheep, and coyote.

CO
Up in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado lies the Arapaho National Wildlife Refuge, home to abundant wildlife including waterfowl, mammals, and birds.
Pronghorn, Rocky Mountain elk, mule deer, moose, badger, coyote, beaver, prairie falcon, golden eagle, Swainson's hawk.

CO
In the shadow of spectacular Long's Peak, this park features 4 ponds that boast some of northern Colorado's best warm-water fishing.
In the shadow of spectacular Long's Peak, excellent bird watching for waterfowl, bald eagles.

CO
A boater and wildlife watcher's paradise, this beautiful park is known as an exceptional wildlife habitat.
Wide variety of birds and wildlife, scenic lake, exceptional fishing.

CO
The 773 acres of forests, streams and meadows are great habitat for a variety of birds and mammals, mountain bikers and hikers.
Ponderosa pine forests, fir-covered ravines, Bummer's rock, yellow-bellied marmots, surrounded by abandoned gold and tungsten mines.

CO
No other canyon in North America combines the narrow opening, sheer walls, and startling depths offered by the Black Canyon of the Gunnison.
Spectacular 2,000 ft, narrow canyon walls, Gunnison River, peregrine falcon, mountain views.

CO
Less than 2 hours from Denver, Breck has some of Colorado's finest skiing in an idyllic mountain town setting.
4 mountains, 139 trails, and terrain for everyone from beginners to hardcore experts.

CO
Lying within the northernmost extension of the Black Forest, Castlewood Canyon is host to abundant wildllife and striking vertical rock formations.
Dramatic canyon walls, caves, unique century-old Castlewood Canyon Dam ruins, black bear, mountain lion and elk.

CO
Chatfield's beautiful rolling foothills, expansive reservoir, and abundant wildlife make one disbelieve the park is just beyond the Denver metro area.
Chatfield marina, hot-air balloon launch area, spectacular view of nearby foothills, great blue herons.

CO
Offers a natural prairie environment of gentle, rolling hills and complete outdoor recreation facilities, all in the midst of a busy urban area.
Bird Observatory, Model Airplane Field, yucca trees, verdant grasslands and fluffy cottonwood trees, majestic mule deer and great horned owl.

CO
Dozens of alpine lakes sparkle at the feet of striking rocky cirques, with startling, glacier-sculpted, high-mountain splendor.
Alpine lakes sparkle at the feet of striking rocky cirques, 8 "fourteeners," Browns Pass, Red Mountain Creek, Texas Creek, Magdalena.

CO
Miles of plateaus, canyons, and massive towers of rock formations define this national monument of vast landscape and semiarid climate.
Plateaus, canyons, pi?on pines, Utah junipers, desert bighorns, coyotes, collared lizards, prehistoric Indian culture.

CO
Near the Colorado National Monument and the Grand Mesa, this park winds along with the Colorado River to provide a scenic route for visitors.
Waterfowl, osprey, bald and golden eagles, Indian ricegrass, raptors, horned lark, western meadowlark, black-billed magpie, black bear, mnt lion.

CO
This rugged Colorado wilderness presents unaltered forest, jagged peaks and alpine lakes - a true backcountry hiking or camping experience.
Soaring Rocky Mountain peaks, turquoise mountain lakes, vast stretches of forest and solitude, moose.

CO
3,100 miles of remote Rocky Mountain backcountry from Mexico to Canada, through meadows, granite peaks, high-desert saddles.
Rugged alpine terrain, glacial lakes, ghost towns, volcanic landscapes, rugged lava flows, dramatic canyonlands, bighorn sheep, grizzly bear.

CO
Panoramic mesas, fjord-like lakes, and deep, steep and narrow canyons abound.
Lake-based recreation mecca, cliffs and rocky spires, rugged mesas and canyons.

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Denver''s outdoorsy population thrives on the crisp, fresh air, Chinook winds, and snow-capped peaks of the nearby Rocky Mountains.
Rocky Mountains, Great Plains, Colorado Trail, world-class ski resorts, Red Rocks Amphitheater and Park, St. Mary's Glacier, South Platte River.

CO
Spectacular canyons cut by the Green and Yampa Rivers through upfolded mountains. A quarry contains fossil remains of dinosaurs.
Desert geology, dinosaur fossil quarry, rushing rivers, spectacular fishing, endangered peregrine falcon.

CO
Hidden in the foothills southwest of Boulder, Eldorado Canyon's sheer 1500-foot red sandstone walls enclose the snow-fed waters of S. Boulder Creek.
Rock climbing, golden eagles, red-tailed hawks, prairie falcons, black bear, mountain lion, and elk.

CO
A small but almost perfect mountain kingdom, with raw granite towering above several beautiful shallow lakes and long valleys carved by glaciers.
Lamphier Lake, Gunsight Pass, South Lottis Creek, Crystal Creek, Square Top Mountain, ancient fossils, elk, deer, mountain goats, bighorn sheep.

CO
In the heart of the Rocky Mountains, wildflower meadows, glorious autumn colors and spectacular views make this park memorable.
Rocky peaks, aspen-filled meadows, dense forest, colorful wildflowers and fall foliage, golden eagle, red-tailed hawk.

CO
The spectacular Grand Mesa, one of the highest flattop mountains in the world, highlights this collection of wilderness areas in the southern Rockies.
The Grand Mesa, Black Canyon, Blue Mesa Reservoir, red rock gorges, abandonded gold mines, hundreds of hiking, mountain biking and climbing trails.

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Nestled in southern Colorado, North America's tallest dunes rise over 700 feet high against the rugged Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
20 species of plants, mule deer, oasis, San Luis Lakes, "star" dunes, primitive passes.


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