There's more to water than drinking it. Denver Water's reservoirs and watershed areas offer many recreational activities. Several sites are managed in conjunction with the Colorado Division of Wildlife, the Colorado State Park system and federal agencies, such as the Bureau of Land Management.
Select a site or activity from the chart below for a quick glance about recreation opportunities. Consult each location for specific information.
Recreation Opportunities
| Antero | Cheesman | Dillon | Eleven Mile Canyon | Gross | High Line Canal | Waterton Canyon | Williams Fork |
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bicycling |
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camping |
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canoeing |
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![]() cross country skiing |
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fishing |
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hiking |
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horseback riding |
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hunting: big game |
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![]() hunting: fowl |
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![]() ice fishing |
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![]() jet skiing |
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kayaking |
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motorboating |
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nature viewing |
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picnicking |
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renting |
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sailboating |
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![]() scenic overview |
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![]() small water craft |
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![]() snowmobiling |
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windsurfing |
What about Chatfield Reservoir? Although Denver Water stores water behind Chatfield Dam, we do not manage or maintain recreational services at the reservoir. Please see our frequently asked questions about Chatfield.





















