Custer County, Colorado
State Trust Lands and State Wildlife Areas

From Westcliffe go 10 miles east on Hwy. 96 to Cty. Rd. 271, then 1 mile to northwest corner of property.
ACRES: 640
OPEN: Sept. 1 - May 31
HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey

From Westcliffe go 17 miles east on Hwy. 96 to Hwy. 165. Go south for 13 miles to Ophir Creek Road. Then go west 8 miles to Deer Peak through USFS land.
ACRES: 640
OPEN: Sept. 1 - Feb. 28
HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope
ACCESS: Through BLM and forest service land north of property. No vehicular access across private property to Lapin Creek. Foot or horseback only.

From Westcliffe go north about 8 miles on Hwy. 69.
ACRES: 560
OPEN: Sept. 1 - May 31
HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, mountain lion, turkey, small game.
ACCESS: Access from Hwy. 69 1/8 mile through southwest quarter of property. Access only as posted. No vehicle access, parking in 1/2 acre on Hwy. 69.

From Westcliffe travel 10 miles south on Hwy. 69. Go west on Cty. Rd. 105 for 1 mile to southeast corner of property.
ACRES: 640
OPEN: Aug. 15 - Feb. 28
HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game
ACCESS: Parking lot on Cty. Rds. 105 and 111. Access by foot only.

From Westcliffe go northwest on Hwy. 69 for 5 miles, turn north on Copper Gulch Rd. to access road.
ACRES: 780
FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream
RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife observation, camping
HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl, dove, coyote, deer, small game
FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp

From Westcliffe go 8 miles west on Hermit Lakes Rd. to property.
ACRES: 486
HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse
FISHING: coldwater stream
RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife observation
FACILITIES: rest rooms, picnic tables