Parshall, Colorado · Grand County · Facility
Powers Fishing access site is a small BLM facility located on the Colorado River between the communities of Kremmling on the west and Parshall on the east. There are no facilities other than a parking lot for access to a public segment of the Colorado River. BLM-administered Public Lands are highly intermixed with priv…
Powers Fishing access site is a small BLM facility located on the Colorado River between the communities of Kremmling on the west and Parshall on the east. There are no facilities other than a parking lot for access to a public segment of the Colorado River. BLM-administered Public Lands are highly intermixed with private land along this stretch of the Colorado River. Be aware of public/private land boundaries to avoid legal action for trespassing.
From the town of Kremmling drive east on Highway 40 approximately 7.5 miles. The turn to the parking lot is on the right side of the road and is signed.
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