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State Trust Lands: Bear Gulch - GMU 69 Beddows Mountain - GMU 69 Froze Creek- GMU 86 Lapin Creek - GMU 84 Rosita - GMU 84 State Wildlife Areas: De Weese Reservoir Middle Taylor Creek |
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Bear Gulch From Westcliffe go 10 miles east on Highway 96 to CR 271, then 1 mile to northwest corner of property. Lapin Creek From Westcliffe go 8 miles south on Highway 69 to CR 310, then go 5.5 miles east to property. Beddows Mountain From Westcliffe go north about 8 miles on Highway 69. Parking off Highway 69. Froze Creek From Westcliffe travel 10 miles south on Highway 69. Go west on CR 106 for 1 mile to southeast corner of property. Rosita Go 3 miles south of Westcliffe on Highway 69, turn and go east 6 miles on CR 328. Then turn and go south 3 miles on CR 323 to property. |
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De Weese Reservoir From Westcliffe go northwest on Highway 69 for 5 miles, turn north on Copper Gulch Road to access road. Middle Taylor Creek From Westcliffe go 8 miles west on Hermit Lakes Road to property. |
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Related Pages: Custer County - Westcliffe - State Trust Lands FAQ Colorado Trust Lands & Wildlife Areas - GMU Map (.pdf) - Big Game Seasons (.pdf) The Colorado Fishing Story |
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