Narraguinnep
Narraguinnep will be closed to motorized boating due to the threat of aquatic nuisance species invasion. In accordance with Colorado Parks and Wildlife regulations, the following watercraft is exempt from the boating ban and are allowed on the lake:
- Kayak
- Canoe
- Raft
- Belly Boat
- Windsurfer Board
- Sailboard
- Float Tubes
- Inner Tubes
- Paddle Boards
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For questions or concerns regarding closures and restrictions, please call Colorado Parks and Wildlife at (970) 247-0855.
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Aquatic Nuisance Species/Mussels
The invasive quagga and zebra mussels have infiltrated the Great Lakes and are slowly making their way across the West. If mussels get into waterways on the Western Slope, they could cause costly damage to water infrastructure, such as dams and irrigation equipment. Recreational boat inspections have been taking place on McPhee Reservoir and House Creek, but funding has decreased for inspections in recent years. McPhee should be open seven days a week, but House Creek will probably only be open four days a week. Lake access will be closed when inspections are not happening.
Groundhog
Groundhog Reservoir is restricted due to the threat of aquatic nuisance species invasion.
In accordance with Colorado Parks and Wildlife regulations, the following watercraft are allowed on the lake without inspection:
- Kayak
- Canoe
- Raft
- Belly Boat
- Windsurfer Board
- Sailboard
- Float Tubes
- Inner Tubes
- Paddle Boards
Totten
Totten will be closed to motorized boating due to the threat of aquatic nuisance species invasion. In accordance with Colorado Parks and Wildlife regulations, the following watercraft is exempt from the boating ban and are allowed on the lake:
- Kayak
- Canoe
- Raft
- Belly Boat
- Windsurfer Board
- Sailboard
- Float Tubes
- Inner Tubes
- Paddle Boards
