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Recreational Shooting
General Information Regarding Shooting
Areas Open to Recreational Sport Shooting
- Colorado Parks and Wildlife map of shooting ranges in Colorado
- Private property in Clear Creek County
- Shooting is allowed on private property within Clear Creek County with the following guidelines:
- If local covenants/home owners association allow
- With permission from the property owner
- A sufficient backstop in place to keep bullets from leaving the property
- No Drugs or Alcohol
- Follow Colorado Revised Statues pertaining to Firearms or other misconduct
- Be respectful of your neighbors, no shooting after sunset or before sunrise
- Shooting is allowed on private property within Clear Creek County with the following guidelines:
- United States Forest Service (U.S.F.S.)
- Shooting on United States Forest Service land is allowed in compliance with their regulations and restrictions
Areas Closed to Recreational Sport Shooting
- Colorado Parks and Wildlife
- Bergen Peak State Wildlife Area (PDF) - The discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except when hunting.
- Georgetown State Wildlife Area - Those lands that are within the Georgetown municipal limits.
- Denver Mountain Parks
- No firearms, bows, or hunting uses are allowed on Denver Mountain Park properties.
- Historic District Public Lands (HDPLC)
- All public lands within the HDPLC boundary and the Saxon Mountain Study Area are closed for shooting purposes, besides those for the purposes of hunting during established hunting seasons.
- Please see this map (PDF) of Georgetown-Silver Plume Historic District Public Lands for more information
- USFS Properties
- Barbour Forks Trailhead area
- Beaver Brook Trailhead area
- Several locations along Colorado Highway 103 including Juniper Pass and Cloudland picnic areas
Northern Front Range Recreational Sport Shooting Management Partnership