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Curecanti National Recreation Area

Gunnison · Montrose · National Park Service

BEFORE 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.

PLAN YOUR VISIT

The practical details.

Managing agency
National Park Service
Official park information

We have not yet verified hours, entry fees, accessibility details. Confirm these with the managing agency before traveling.

Check notice timestamps and official updates. Conditions can change between source checks.

About Curecanti National Recreation Area

Three reservoirs and surrounding canyon country form this recreation area on the Gunnison River. Plan for the specific reservoir, trail or boating access point you intend to use.

Find your way.

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Map points represent park land, not verified visitor entrances. Follow the managing agency’s entrance directions. Tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.

This point represents park land, and may not be a public entrance. Follow official entrance directions.

Official visitor information & directions ↗

Read before you roam.

Sources & verification

Park facts and notices are checked separately. Missing facility information does not mean a facility is absent. Official visitor page checked Oct 21, 2026.

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