4th of July Fireworks
This 4th of July, watch fireworks over Martin Lake!
About this Event
This year's Independence Day fireworks are scheduled to begin at approximately 9:30 pm, pending weather and lighting conditions. The fireworks will be set off over Martin Lake.
Please leave the fireworks to the professionals, though. We'll also be doing boat exit inspections at the Martin boat ramp after the show.
Partners for the show: San Isabel Electric, Huerfano Parks and Recreation District, Colorado Parks & Wildlife, and the many volunteers and Huerfano County staff who are helping plan, coordinate, and execute this event!
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