Glenwood Springs Fly Fishing Access - Colorado River and Roaring Fork River

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Access points, trails and boat launches for fly fishing in the Glenwood Springs Colorado area. Rivers include Colorado River, Roaring Fork River and Grizzly Creek and No Name Creek.

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Glenwood Springs Fly Fishing Access - Colorado River and Roaring Fork River

Access points, trails and boat launches for fly fishing in the Glenwood Springs Colorado area. Rivers include Colorado River, Roaring Fork River and Grizzly Creek and No Name Creek. Created by Glenwood Springs Blog

: Two River Boat Launch

Put your boat in or out here. Easy access to fish the bank up and downstream here too.
Two River Boat Launch

: Sunlight Bridge - West

There is a spot for one car to park here and the trail down is right next to the car. More parking on other side. Most people either fish by the bridge or fish upstream from here.
Sunlight Bridge - West

: Devereux Road Fisherman Parking

This is fisherman's parking. Easy access to fish both upstream and downstream from this parking spot. This shoreline here is sandy and a nice place for the family to hang out tool
Devereux Road Fisherman Parking

: No Name Lane Parking

Good place to park to fish the huge hole just upstream, or to walk downstream. You can fish downstream here all the way into town if you want.
No Name Lane Parking

: No Name Creek Trail Head

A nice little bushy trail that follows No-name creek. This is a "secret" hiking spot for locals. The small creek is filled with mini brook trout you can catch all day.
No Name Creek Trail Head

: No Name Rest Area

Fish Up-river from here for miles if you want. Easy bank access along the bike-trail.
No Name Rest Area

: Grizzly Creek Trail Head

Grizzly Creek is mid-sized creek. You can hike up it for miles and miles... prepare for better fishing if you hike upstream for an hour first.
Grizzly Creek Trail Head

: Grizzly Creek Rest Area

Easy Parking to fish the confluence of Grizzly Creek and Colorado River. Or, fish either up or downstream from here.
Grizzly Creek Rest Area

: Shoshone

Fish Downstream from here. There is considerably less water in this stretch and much of it is slower pools... but the fishing can be quite good here too. Not as heavily fished. Don't bother going upstream
Shoshone

: Downtown Glenwood Springs

Park Here (next to funeral home) to fish the East side of the river, either up or down. Convenient location if you are downtown
Downtown Glenwood Springs

: Pocket Park/Bike Trail Access

Between 17th and 18th. The trail runs along the river in this stretch, but, banks are steep. This "pocket park" has an easy trail down to the river and you can walk up or downstream from here. You can park at Wendy's or Safeway to get on the trail and reach this spot
Pocket Park/Bike Trail Access

: Sunlight Bridge East Side

Ample parking here. Trail down to river (good for kayakers and even one-man Cat access) or walk across the bridge.
Sunlight Bridge East Side

: Cemetary Hole Parking

Park here and walk 10 minutes down trail (or ride bike) to the River. Friendly access... beachy area with kids playing.
Cemetary Hole Parking

: Westbank Boat Launch

Boat Launch Here
Westbank Boat Launch

: South Canyon - South of River

Drive across the bridge and park there. Can fish either up or down.
South Canyon - South of River

: South Canyon Boat Launch

Good fishing access, restroom and boat launch.
South Canyon Boat Launch

: Veltus Park

Handicap access ramp. During lower water, you can wade across here and fish productive water on the other side.
Veltus Park

: Sutank Bridge

Parking and access here.
Sutank Bridge

: Gianetti Lease

You can fish upstream from here about 2,000 feet.
Gianetti Lease

Grizzly Creek Rest Area just outside of Glenwood Springs,CO
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Glenwood Springs Fly Fishing Access - Colorado River and Roaring Fork River

Access points, trails and boat launches for fly fishing in the Glenwood Springs Colorado area. Rivers include Colorado River, Roaring Fork River and Grizzly Creek and No Name Creek. Created by Glenwood Springs Blog

: Two River Boat Launch

Put your boat in or out here. Easy access to fish the bank up and downstream here too. Two River Boat Launch

: Sunlight Bridge - West

There is a spot for one car to park here and the trail down is right next to the car. More parking on other side. Most people either fish by the bridge or fish upstream from here. Sunlight Bridge - West

: Devereux Road Fisherman Parking

This is fisherman's parking. Easy access to fish both upstream and downstream from this parking spot. This shoreline here is sandy and a nice place for the family to hang out tool Devereux Road Fisherman Parking

: No Name Lane Parking

Good place to park to fish the huge hole just upstream, or to walk downstream. You can fish downstream here all the way into town if you want. No Name Lane Parking

: No Name Creek Trail Head

A nice little bushy trail that follows No-name creek. This is a "secret" hiking spot for locals. The small creek is filled with mini brook trout you can catch all day. No Name Creek Trail Head

: No Name Rest Area

Fish Up-river from here for miles if you want. Easy bank access along the bike-trail. No Name Rest Area

: Grizzly Creek Trail Head

Grizzly Creek is mid-sized creek. You can hike up it for miles and miles... prepare for better fishing if you hike upstream for an hour first. Grizzly Creek Trail Head

: Grizzly Creek Rest Area

Easy Parking to fish the confluence of Grizzly Creek and Colorado River. Or, fish either up or downstream from here. Grizzly Creek Rest Area

: Shoshone

Fish Downstream from here. There is considerably less water in this stretch and much of it is slower pools... but the fishing can be quite good here too. Not as heavily fished. Don't bother going upstream Shoshone

: Downtown Glenwood Springs

Park Here (next to funeral home) to fish the East side of the river, either up or down. Convenient location if you are downtown Downtown Glenwood Springs

: Pocket Park/Bike Trail Access

Between 17th and 18th. The trail runs along the river in this stretch, but, banks are steep. This "pocket park" has an easy trail down to the river and you can walk up or downstream from here. You can park at Wendy's or Safeway to get on the trail and reach this spot Pocket Park/Bike Trail Access

: Sunlight Bridge East Side

Ample parking here. Trail down to river (good for kayakers and even one-man Cat access) or walk across the bridge. Sunlight Bridge East Side

: Cemetary Hole Parking

Park here and walk 10 minutes down trail (or ride bike) to the River. Friendly access... beachy area with kids playing. Cemetary Hole Parking

: Westbank Boat Launch

Boat Launch Here Westbank Boat Launch

: South Canyon - South of River

Drive across the bridge and park there. Can fish either up or down. South Canyon - South of River

: South Canyon Boat Launch

Good fishing access, restroom and boat launch. South Canyon Boat Launch

: Veltus Park

Handicap access ramp. During lower water, you can wade across here and fish productive water on the other side. Veltus Park

: Sutank Bridge

Parking and access here. Sutank Bridge

: Gianetti Lease

You can fish upstream from here about 2,000 feet. Gianetti Lease

Put your boat in or out here. Easy access to fish the bank up and downstream here too.
Two River Boat Launch

There is a spot for one car to park here and the trail down is right next to the car. More parking on other side. Most people either fish by the bridge or fish upstream from here.
Sunlight Bridge - West

This is fisherman's parking. Easy access to fish both upstream and downstream from this parking spot. This shoreline here is sandy and a nice place for the family to hang out tool
Devereux Road Fisherman Parking

Good place to park to fish the huge hole just upstream, or to walk downstream. You can fish downstream here all the way into town if you want.
No Name Lane Parking

A nice little bushy trail that follows No-name creek. This is a "secret" hiking spot for locals. The small creek is filled with mini brook trout you can catch all day.
No Name Creek Trail Head

Fish Up-river from here for miles if you want. Easy bank access along the bike-trail.
No Name Rest Area

Grizzly Creek is mid-sized creek. You can hike up it for miles and miles... prepare for better fishing if you hike upstream for an hour first.
Grizzly Creek Trail Head

Easy Parking to fish the confluence of Grizzly Creek and Colorado River. Or, fish either up or downstream from here.
Grizzly Creek Rest Area

Fish Downstream from here. There is considerably less water in this stretch and much of it is slower pools... but the fishing can be quite good here too. Not as heavily fished. Don't bother going upstream
Shoshone

Park Here (next to funeral home) to fish the East side of the river, either up or down. Convenient location if you are downtown
Downtown Glenwood Springs

Between 17th and 18th. The trail runs along the river in this stretch, but, banks are steep. This "pocket park" has an easy trail down to the river and you can walk up or downstream from here. You can park at Wendy's or Safeway to get on the trail and reach this spot
Pocket Park/Bike Trail Access

Ample parking here. Trail down to river (good for kayakers and even one-man Cat access) or walk across the bridge.
Sunlight Bridge East Side

Park here and walk 10 minutes down trail (or ride bike) to the River. Friendly access... beachy area with kids playing.
Cemetary Hole Parking

Boat Launch Here
Westbank Boat Launch

Drive across the bridge and park there. Can fish either up or down.
South Canyon - South of River

Good fishing access, restroom and boat launch.
South Canyon Boat Launch

Handicap access ramp. During lower water, you can wade across here and fish productive water on the other side.
Veltus Park

Parking and access here.
Sutank Bridge

You can fish upstream from here about 2,000 feet.
Gianetti Lease