Frances Xavier Cabrini Day Office Closures
Colorado Parks and Wildlife offices, including park visitor centers, will be closed for the state holiday, Monday, Oct. 6. Some offices may have limited operations for the hunting season. Call ahead and plan accordingly.
Explore Colorado's incredible landscapes with our interactive maps and geospatial data. Our maps are user-friendly, letting you zoom in to discover State Parks and State Wildlife Areas, trails, wildlife habitats, and other natural resources. Whether you're planning a hunting or fishing trip, a hike, or a camping adventure, these maps make it easy to explore Colorado’s natural beauty from any device.
Dive deeper with our geospatial data, the foundation of our maps, providing details like Park and SWA boundaries, species activity layers, and recreation facilities. This data allows outdoor enthusiasts, researchers, app developers and conservationists to analyze trends and make informed decisions and custom products. By combining visually engaging maps with powerful data, our platform supports your adventures while inspiring stewardship of Colorado’s treasured resources.
Data are available as individual ESRI Shapefiles in a WinZip file download or as a single group download in the ESRI Layer Package format. These same data are also available as web services streaming from the ArcGIS Online servers.
Species and CPW administrative data can be downloaded as Google Earth KMZ files.
We make lots of downable digital maps.
TIP: By default, Adobe Reader has a preference set to 'Enhance thin lines'. This may cause contour lines on our maps to look extra thick while viewing them on your computer. To solve this issue, turn that preference off by unchecking the box next to the option in Adobe Reader to 'Enhance thin lines'.
Find every map on the Colorado Parks and Wildlife website using the Map Library! Search over 900 map files by name, county, map type, file type or year. Locate GeoPDF maps that can be used on your smartphone.
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Mobile PDF map reader app pinpoints your location on a map without the need for an internet or cell tower connection. Get PDF maps from CPW online Map Library or personalize maps using the Colorado Hunting Atlas or the Colorado Fishing Atlas. GeoPDF maps are also available from the USFS (FSTopo or Forest Series) and the USGS.
The Colorado Hunting Atlas allows users to view big game concentrations and game management units on top of street maps, USGS topographic maps or high resolution color aerial photography. Map layers include CPW properties and office locations, public federal land, campgrounds and where to purchase your hunting license.
The Colorado Fishing Atlas, the latest interactive mapping tool offered by Colorado Parks and Wildlife, allows users to search for fishing opportunities by species, specific interest or proximity to your home or destination. Information includes accessible fishing access, stocked waters, boat ramps, special fishing regulations, stream gages (including links to real-time data) and more.
This publicly available application was developed to provide easy access to CPW's wildlife range GIS data. This application includes all of CPW's publicly available Colorado wildlife range data. Users can turn on and off these layers, is compatible with mobile devices and provides the ability to screen capture the map and corresponding legend.
View trails by allowed uses on the map, browse featured routes, download offline maps, record trips and notes in the field, complete challenges to earn badges, and share your experiences with the community. COTREX is your gateway into Colorado’s magnificent outdoors.
