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1) Guide to the Colorado mountains

2) The complete guide to Colorado's wilderness areas

Author

Description

Thoroughly revised to include 3 new wilderness areas, 47 new hikes, and 45 new color photographs, The Complete Guide to Colorado\'s Wilderness Areas continues to serve as the foremost guide to the Centennial State\'s magnificent backcountry. The wilderness expertise of Mark Pearson and John Fielder provides the novice to the seasoned hikers, rafters and cross-country skiers easy navigation tips for full appreciation of Colorado\'s wondrous backcountry...

3) Colorado trails resource guide: a guide for all trail users

Publisher

Trail Mates of Colorado, Inc

Pub. Date

1996.

4) Hiking the Colorado Trail : a guide for long and short hiking trips along the Colorado Trail

Author

Denise, Robert P

Publisher

Fort Collins, CO : Lothlorien Press

Pub. Date

1993

5) Camping & hiking in bear country

Publisher

Colorado Parks and Wildlife

Pub. Date

[2012]

Formats

eBook, Non-Circulating Item

6) When nothing else will do: Colorado fourteeners and the effect of limited substitutes on recreation economic benefits

Author

Loomis, John B

Series

Economic development report volume EDR08-06

Publisher

[Colorado State University, Department of Agricultural and Resources Economics]

Pub. Date

[2008]

7) Maps library

Author

Colorado. Parks & Wildlife

Publisher

[Colorado Parks & Wildlife]

Pub. Date

2020-

Description

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Search over 740 map files by name, county, map type or file type! Use this convenient page to locate GeoPDF maps that can be used on your smartphone. Map types include: Admin, biology, fishing, hunting, park, RFW, STL, SWA, trail, WIA.

8) Colorado trail explorer

Publisher

Colorado Department of Natural Resources, Parks and Wildlife

Pub. Date

2015-

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Colorado Trail Explorer a comprehensive online statewide trail map. It includes more than 39,000 miles of trails managed by more than 225 jurisdictions across the state. It ranges from paths managed by towns and counties to hiking, bicycling or motorized trails running through state parks and federal lands.