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Larimer County Department of Natural Resources' mission is to connect people, nature, and place.  Our vision for the future rests on the belief that healthy landscapes support healthy people.  Since 1954, Larimer County has acquired and conserved a vast network of public and private lands. The community's love of the outdoors has played a vital role in this growth. Today, Larimer County Natural Resources offers thirteen properties for recreational access and enjoyment and has conserved over 64,000 acres of land within its boundaries.  Learn more 'About Us'

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Paving improvements occurring at Carter Lake and Horsetooth Reservoir

Major paving improvements are actively occurring in the Carter Lake and Horsetooth Reservoir areas this month, marking the next phase of a multi-year effort to enhance public access. Since June 2025, Larimer County Natural Resources has partnered with federal highway officials to modernize day-use…

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Boating opens April 1 at Horsetooth Reservoir, Carter Lake

The boating season at Larimer County’s reservoir parks has arrived with selected ramps opening Wednesday, April 1 at 7 a.m.

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Larimer County awards $24,711 in small grants for seven community projects

Larimer County Natural Resources is proud to announce $24,711 in grants supporting seven community and neighborhood projects that educate and connect people to the land. The 2026 awards support a wide range of organizations across Larimer County through the Small Grants for…

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Starry Sky Soiree with Northern Colorado Astronomical Society
Eagle's Nest Open Space
Tiny Trekkers: Earth Day is for Everyone!
River Bluffs Open Space and Poudre River Trail
Bald Eagle Viewing
River Bluffs Open Space and Poudre River Trail
City Nature Challenge: Become a Citizen Scientist
LC Natural Resources Administrative Offices
School's Out and Earth Is In! Family Program
Other (see description)
Earth Day Litter Cleanup
LC Natural Resources Administrative Offices
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1800 S. County Road 31, Loveland, CO 80537   Map
Hours: M - F, 9 am - 4 pm; closed for lunch 12:30 - 1 pm
(970) 619-4570  |  parksoffice@larimer.org
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