Pot Creek SWA (Access Easement)
Moffat County
Access Requirements:
A valid hunting or fishing license OR SWA pass is required for everyone 16 or older accessing this state wildlife area.
Activities & Amenities:
- Hunting
- Fishing
- Camping
- Guides Available
Contact:
Area 6 CPW Office: Meeker, 970-878-6090
Pot Creek SWA (Access Easement)
Moffat County
Access Requirements:
A valid hunting or fishing license OR SWA pass is required for everyone 16 or older accessing this state wildlife area.
Activities & Amenities:
- Hunting
- Fishing
- Camping
- Guides Available
Contact:
Area 6 CPW Office: Meeker, 970-878-6090
About This State Wildlife Area
State Wildlife Areas are critical habitat areas for Colorado’s wildlife. Sportspeople’s license and recreational user pass fees pay for these parcels of land, which are managed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife employees for the benefit of our wildlife. A valid hunting or fishing license OR SWA pass is required for everyone 16 or older to visit most SWAs, and visitors should check current hunting, fishing and land use regulations when planning to visit a State Wildlife Area.
LIMITED ACCESS. This property is PRIVATE LAND that is
open ONLY to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System:
cpw.info/hunting-reservations
1747 acres.
6,776
A. Elk hunting only.
B. Hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property.
For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See “Reservations: Hunting” (page 1) for details.
Hunters with a reservation may bring one nonhunting companion.
C. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only for hunting.
D. Motor vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to foot access only.
E. Fishing prohibited.
You can help!
Leave No Trace
When visiting state lands, remember to practice the seven Leave No Trace principles. Travel and park on durable surfaces, including established parking spots and campsites, and stay on areas of rock, gravel, and dry grasses or snow. Remember to pack out what you packed in. When shooting is permitted on a property, pick up your spent shells, target remnants, clays and carry our trash or anything else you brought with you.