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All the 42 State Parks in Colorado serves the major contributor towards the state’s economy. The mountainous landscape stretched across the state makes it a haven for outdoor adventure by default while Colorado State Parks are the best places to find it. State parks in Colorado boast more than 4,000 campsites and 58 cabins to make the trip even cost effective. Chimney Rock is a little slice of accessible Native America archeology, but the history of the Florissant Fossil Beds goes back even further. For river rafters there’s nothing better than paddling through the magnificent cliffs of beautiful Ruby Canyon.
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The triple waterfall at Rifle Falls State Park is what catches the eyes of visitors in the very first go. It offers soothing natural views of lush trees and greenery kept wet by the cascading triple waterfall. Picnicking near the falls is the most popular activity; however it offers every adventure activity. Mysterious limestone caves beneath the falls entice curious visitors to explore their dark depths. Because of its dramatic setting, many weddings and events have been held at Rifle Falls. Rifle Falls State Park has 13 drive-in and seven walk-in campsites that sit to the south along East Rifle Creek. In 1998, the park underwent a facelift: new pavement, picnic tables, interpretive signs and increased handicapped access.
Rifle Falls State Park
Located just near downtown Denver in Colorado, Castlewood Canyon State Park is the most attractive part of the top slot state parks in the state. Flora and fauna spread in around 2000 acres of land area flaunts the finest environmental diversity. You can spot black bears, deer, bobcats and many others wildlife creature around. However this park remains an ultimate choice for birds watching. Bluebirds, canyon wrens and the largest turkey vulture population in the state can only be seen at this park. However you cannot have access to the trails for bicycling or climbing but of course the horse riding is worth enjoying.
Castlewood Canyon State Park
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