In Case of an Emergency
Call 911
or the
Golden Gate Canyon
Visitor Center
303.582.3707
Reverend’s Ridge Campground
303.642.3856
C O L O R A D O PA R K S & W I L D L I F E
Backcountry Regulations
Registration and Information
All park statutes and regulations apply.
Please fill out the information on both the
blue camping permit and this attached
registration form. Tear off this form at the
dotted line and deposit the completed form
with the payment envelope.
• All fires are prohibited in the
backcountry.
Backcountry
Camping
• All trash must be packed out.
• Camping is permitted in designated
areas only, with a maximum of six
people and three tents per site.
AT GOLDEN GATE CANYON STATE PARK
Keep the map brochure for your information.
Thank you!
• Removing or damaging any natural
or historic object is prohibited. This
includes picking wildflowers.
Thank you for supporting
Colorado Parks & Wildlife!
For more information and current
conditions, please contact us at:
Backcountry Camping Fees
dnr_goldengatepark@state.co.us
cpw.state.co.us
Please pick up a copy of the
park map and brochure for
additional park information.
Golden Gate Canyon State Park
92 Crawford Gulch Road • Golden, CO 80403
(303) 582-3707 • E-mail: dnr_goldengatepark@state.co.us
cpw.state.co.us
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Tear off and deposit with the blue camping permit.
• Pets must be leashed at all times while
in the park.
cpw.state.co.us
Tent site: $18.00/night
(up to 6 people in 3 tents)
Shelter: $18.00/night (up to 6 people)
Park Pass: A valid daily parks pass or annual
parks pass is required
on all vehicles in the park.
Keep Backcountry
Camping Safe ...
Fill out this Form!
Attention All
Backcountry Campers
Backcountry Camper
Registration
Backcountry Campsites
Greenfield Meadow
Frazer Meadow
4
4
You share this area with wildlife, including
black bears and mountain lions. To help
avoid conflicts with wildlife, please follow
these simple precautions:
Name of group leader: _________________
Leader’s address: _____________________
__________________________________
Leader’s phone #: ____________________
1
Do not store food in your tent. Food
should be stored in a bear box near
your site. Cook stoves and other
cooking utensils should be stored
away from the tent preferably in a
“bear bag” or the bear box.
# in group:____ Group Members:________
___________________________________
___________________________________
7
Spring
2
To Frazer Meadow
5
5
1
rse
sh
oe
Historic Barn
Tra
i
l
Horseshoe Trail
To Frazer Meadow
Trailhead
to Kriley Pond or Ole’ Barn Knoll
Rim Meadow
Forgotten Valley
12
12
to Rifleman Phillips
Campground
10
11
11
Buffalo Tra
il
3
10
Bu
ffa
lo
Shelter #3
15
15
14
13
14
13
Tr
ail
to Frazer Meadow Trailhead
99
16
16
Tallman Ranch
Pond
to Black Bear Trail
to Bridge Creek
Trailhead
= Historic Structure
Shelter #1
Deer Creek
to Windy Peak
Mou
nta
in
20
20
19
Shelter #1
17
17
e
Cr
18
19
il
Deer
18
4th night ____________ _____________
to Quarry
Tr
a
on
3rd night ____________ _____________
Shelter #4
Li
er
De
k
ee
Cr
Trail
2nd night ____________ _____________
4
Mo
u
to Slough Pond
Parking Area
Thank you for helping keep wildlife wild.
to Greenfield Meadow
1
Ho
____________ _____________
Please check out at the Visitor Center as you
leave. Thank you and enjoy your visit!
6
6
Coyote Trail to
Bootleg Bottom
Trailhead
2
Lion
ntain
1st night
Date
Shelter #2
7
n Trail
ain Lio
Site #
3
3
Keep a clean campsite. Food scraps
and other trash will attract wildlife
into your campsite. “Bear bag” trash
overnight and PLEASE –pack it out.
4
Do not feed any wildlife. Feeding
wildlife, including squirrels and
chipmunks, can make them dependent
on people and can result in equipment
damage.
8
Mount
Vehicles:
Make: ______________ 2: ______________
Model: _____________ 2: ______________
Color:______________ 2: ______________
Lic. #:______________ 2: ______________
State: ______________ 2: ______________
2
Do not wear the clothes you cooked
dinner in to bed. The smell from your
dinner will have seeped into your
clothes and could attract wildlife to
you while you are sleeping in your
tent.
3
2
8
Mule Deer Trail to
Panorama Point
Trail
oe
sh
rse
Ho
Vehicles parked at which trailhead:
___________________________________
Tear off and deposit with the blue camping permit.
In case of emergency, contact:
Name:______________________________
Phone #: ____________________________
To Mule Deer Trail
ek
to Nott Creek Trailhead
= Bear Box (Food Storage)
to Burro Trail
