Colorado’s state parks are as diverse as the state itself, and they offer something for everyone. From Eastern Plains parks at 3,800 feet to high-mountain parks at 9,500, the network of state parks offers …

Colorado’s state parks are as diverse as the state itself, and they offer something for everyone. Enjoy a family picnic, cast a line in the water, take a hike, ride a horse, try snowshoeing or discover geocaching.

The story of how Colorado's state parks came to be, featuring breathtaking photography and the voices of the staff and stewards of these magnificent public lands.

Stay updated with Colorado's latest hunting news! CPW's Hunting eNews provides information on regulations, special events, public access opportunities, and much more.

Today, conservation remains a core part of Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s mission. Our State Wildlife Action Plan is the guiding document for the conservation teams and for Colorado Parks and Wildlife …

The State Wildlife Action Plan (SWAP) is an expansive resource on the status of some wildlife populations in Colorado, with an emphasis on individual species and their habitats.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife headquarters is located at 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216.

Explore Colorado's incredible landscapes with our interactive maps and geospatial data. Our maps are user-friendly, letting you zoom in to discover State Parks and State Wildlife Areas, trails, wildlife …

Regulations created by the Parks and Wildlife Commission are linked below. The regulations include but are not limited to season dates, bag limits, license requirements, off-highway vehicles, boating and …

There are many ways to enjoy nature at Colorado state parks, from watching birds and wildlife to enjoying wildflowers growing along the trails. You can also check out nature displays in many of the …