Please be aware
that positive cases of Vesicular Stomatitis (VS) have been confirmed in
Colorado. Horse owners are encouraged to be vigilant with surveillance for
disease symptoms. Strict fly control is an important factor to inhibit
the transmission of the disease. VS disease prevention procedures include
minimizing the sharing of water and feed/equipment, applying insect repellent
daily (especially to the animal’s ears), and closely observing animals for
signs of VS.
More information can be found by visiting the Colorado
Department of Agriculture website!
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park with a Donation
TRAIL
CONSTRUCTION AND CLOSURES:
ATTENTION: Beginning September 1st the US Army Corps of
Engineers will be replacing the roadway on the upstream side of Mt. Carbon Dam
as a result of damages during last years flood event. Alternate routes are
advised. Depending on weather conditions the work is scheduled for completion
by mid-November. The roadway will reopen once construction is completed.
Construction to repair a mile-long a section of the paved trail south of Bear Creek Reservoir will proceed and is scheduled to begin the week of September 15, and should be complete, weather permitting, by the end of November.
Updates will be posted here and
available at 303-697-6159.
View
a map of closure points and alternative routes.
Conditions
and closures may change at any time. Please abide by all posted signs and
closure markers.
2015 Entrance Fees
2015 Annual
Passes are now available for purchase online or at the park entrance station or
Visitor Center.
Daily Passes (per vehicle) |
Annual Passes (Good for calendar
year) |
$7 General |
$50 General |
$5 Senior/Persons with Disabilities* |
$40 Senior/Persons with
Disabilities |
(*ages 62 and older) |
$15 each
additional vehicle* |
|
(*if registered to same
address) |
Located at Morrison Road
and C-470, Bear Creek Lake Park offers an abundance of recreational and
educational opportunities for all ages:
- 2,600 acres of open
space
- Miles of multiple-use trails to explore on foot, bicycle or
horseback
- Visitor Center featuring displays and naturalist
programs
- Swim beach and marina with boat rentals
- 47 site
campground with electrical hook ups
- Horseback riding stables offering
guided rides and day camps
- Water ski school and fishing
opportunities
- Endless opportunities to explore, relax or learn!