Fishers Peak State Park
Overview
Fishers Peak State Park is a 19,200-acre Colorado state park established in April 2020 as Colorado's 42nd state park. Its namesake, Fishers Peak, rises to approximately 9,633 feet. The park features rugged terrain, forests, meadows, diverse ecosystems, geological formations and significant wildlife habitat. The park connects grasslands to the east with foothills and mountains to the west and provides habitat for wildlife including elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, mountain lions, black bears and raptors, as well as the endangered New Mexico meadow jumping mouse.
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Opening Hours05:00 AM – 10:00 PM SOSEmergency SOS7198463463 Required Permits
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Paved Parking LotsDesignated vehicle parking areas with clearly marked spaces and ADA-accessible spots mandated by federal law. Most parks offer free or low-cost daily parking passes.
Restrooms / Flush ToiletsModern restroom facilities with running water and proper sanitation. Subject to seasonal closures in northern states during winter months.
Picnic Areas & SheltersCovered pavilions equipped with tables and built-in grills. Shelters are often reservable for group events and birthday parties.
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Wildlife Observation AreasElevated viewing platforms and camouflaged blinds positioned near wetlands, meadows, and migration corridors for undisturbed wildlife watching.
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