Staunton State Park
A rock climbers dream, and within 20 miles of Denver, this area hosts granite cliffs and other beautiful landscapes.
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Staunton State Park Details
A rock climbers dream, and within 20 miles of Denver, this area hosts granite cliffs and other beautiful landscapes. Hike, bike or ride your horse along 20 miles of trails. There are opportunities for visitors to learn about the region through a nature / ranger program. There are nearby ponds that are great for fishing, and provide opportunities to see wildlife like elk, coyotes or bears. Bird watchers can see kingfishers and other forest birds. This is a day-use-only park.
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