Harvey Gap State Park in Colorado State

Harvey Gap State Park

At about 6,400 feet, Harvey Gap gives you dramatic views of pinion-juniper woodlands and a fisherman's oasis.

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Harvey Gap State Park Details

At about 6,400 feet, Harvey Gap gives you dramatic views of pinion-juniper woodlands and a fisherman's oasis. Songbirds and raptors can be seen by birdwatchers, as well as mule deer and rabbits along the shores. Camping is available near Rifle Falls and Rifle Gap state parks nearby. For angling, you can find smallmouth bass, perch, catfish and many other species year-around. Hunting is allowed in-season on the north side of the reservoir. Other features include picnic sites and access to cross-country skiing, and ice skating.

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Harvey Gap State Park

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4.6 mi away

Rifle Falls State Park

This popular riparian zone boasts a 70-foot waterfall with limestone caves.

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Rifle Gap State Park

The main attraction at the Rifle Gap State Park is the Rifle Gap Reservoir.

18.0 mi away

Glenwood Canyon

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As one of the more popular trails along the Colorado River, this cycling path has plenty to offer in terms of scenic landscapes.

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Hanging Lake

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