text: Date(s): Jan 6, 2022
  Cameron Peak Fire Closure Order and Map (Map is zoomable. Details are easier to read at 400%.)
  As areas open, remember burn areas could contain new safety hazards such as falling trees, stump holes and flash floods. Your safety is your responsibility.
  There are currently no fire restrictions, beyond those that are year-round, on the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and Pawnee National Grassland. Please use caution and make sure fires are out cold before leaving them.
  Located NW of Nederland, Rainbow Lakes Road (FSR 116) serves two major trailheads (Sourdough & Rainbow) and a developed campground (Rainbow Lakes). Camping along the road has been increasing. Camping will be prohibited within a quarter-mile of either side of the road for one year (see map).
  Located W of Jamestown, the Ceran Saint Vrain Trail is popular with a diverse group of recreationists. Along this 2-mile stretch of trail, staff identified 70+ campsites created by visitors looking for a short backpacking opportunity. The small area doesn't support both overnight and day use opportunities.
  Located just south of the Town of Winter Park, Vasquez and Little Vasquez creeks serve as the drinking water supply for the town's thousands of residents and guests. It is also a key access point to Winter Park's famed mountain bike trail system. In recent years, Vasquez (FSR 156) and Little Vasquez (FSR 148), both narrow access roads to the Arapaho National Forest in this area, have become riddled with new visitor-created campsites, crammed between the road, the hillsides and the creek. There are no restroom facilities, trash receptacles or permanent campfire rings in this area. This temporary closure order and map will restrict camping within a quarter-mile on either side of Vasquez and Little Vasquez.