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Outside in Montrose.

Explore 3 listed public parks, trails, forests, and natural areas in Montrose, Colorado. Compare locations and documented activities, with official sources and notices for planning your visit.

Visitor advisoryWater recreation

Curecanti National Recreation Area: Toxic Algae Found – Blue Mesa Water Quality Advisory

Park-specific information

Cyanotoxins are currently present in the Iola Basin. Until further notice, the park recommends that no person or pet swims in, or drinks from, reservoir waters in the Iola Basin. Cyanotoxins may be present in the Cebolla and Sapinero Basins. Use caution when fishing, boating, or recreating in Blue Mesa Reservoir.

Visitor informationAccess & reservations

Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park: Cashless Operations

Park-specific information

Black Canyon's operations are now cashless. South Rim Campground is by reservation only via Recreation.gov. East Portal & North Rim campground sites are first-come first-served and accept payment using Scan & Pay through Recreation.gov's mobile app.

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