Welcome to Colorado State Parks!

Attracting over 11 million visitors per year, Colorado's 42 State Parks are a vital cornerstone in Colorado's economy and quality of life, offering some of the highest quality outdoor recreation destinations in the state. Click here to browse a list of State Parks, and visit each park's homepage for more information.

Customers may purchase 2010 Annual Parks Passes now on our new E-Store, and browse pass information to see if they qualify for a discounted parks pass. Our Web site also provides online information and services for boat, Off-Highway Vehicles (OHVs), and snowmobile registrations.

At Colorado State Parks, we aim to provide a spectrum of safe, quality recreation experiences for our visitors while effectively managing the natural resources under our authority. We provide these services through the following statewide programs:

• Boating Program: Provides customer service for boat registrations in the State of Colorado, boating safety courses and information, accident reporting, and more.
• OHV Program: Information about OHV registrations, grants, safety, where to ride and more.
• Snowmobile Program: Information about snowmobile registrations, grants, safety, where to ride and more.
• Colorado State Parks Volunteer Program: Organizing volunteer services for all Colorado State Parks.
• Trails Program: Working to develop a statewide network of trails to provide recreation, link open space, and provide access to public lands.
• Natural Areas Program: Working to preserve some of the finest examples of Colorado's original and unique landscapes.
• Resource Stewardship Section: Caring for wildlife and natural resources in Colorado State Parks, and providing statewide leadership in ecosystem management.
• Land and Water Conservation Fund: Administration of LWCF state matching grants in the State of Colorado.
• River Outfitter Licensing: Regulates licensed river outfitters for the State of Colorado, and administers the annual licensing program.