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Larimer County Landing Zone 6 FR52 9 8 R FR C 202 F ER N Diamond Peak (elev 8668) A RET L CR B LNO AV P A *# WA N IL N Soapstone North Lot (elev 6522) L G Y X R I C S IM *# R R Y D P G T BL N L X SO R IR AW E E N L H C T T T 7 C 6 F 8 N 0 I O R R 2 C 3 Y F R 4 FR R 45 3 2 D O E F R Red Mountain Open Space Parking Lot C D C D R S R KE N *# A O CR80C/CR87C (elev 8710) Virginia Dale (Hwy 287 MM380.5 elev 7040) L F LZ N O O A W H R N FR L *# N *# Hohnholz Lakes (elev7913) A E Soapstone South Lot (elev 6137) H 1 P O 8 C H 7 P S Eaton Reservoir (CR80C MM32 (elev 8533) T R I T 2 D *# 5 R *# W 8 I 9 5 *# H 4 1 D W Y R5 C R F R N Y F A N R T D CR80C MM22 (Upper DOW Unit Lot elev 8132) L M O D E CR80C/CR89 (elev 8573) *# R 0 0 Homestead (CR80C & CR59 elev 7280) E 2 *# 0 JOY RD Round Butte (elev 6041) V R 4 I F 5 *# R 3 R D F 2 *# E CR92 R E T C CR80C MM16 (Near Trails End elev 7092) N A V H N I *#Trails End (CR80C MM15) W R Y Red Mountain (elev 7055) P 2 Sand Creek Pass (CR80C MM40 elev 9000) 8 *# 7 # D * R *# S 8 T FR18 A B L 5 F 19 R R E FR169 F F 9 D R195 Halligan Reservoir (elev 6354) D R CR80C MM11 (Middle DOW Unit Lot elev 6803) I E 9 C H 9 1 *# L N W CR80C/CR86 (elev 8737) R *# T F A Four Corners (CR103 & CR80C elev 8096) 1 T A 2 R *# *# R C Rawhide Power Plant (elev 5644) C N TRINITY LN *# C R AWA WY West End (Crystal Lakes) Prairie Divide (elev 7980) 9 OTT 9 N N R84 5 *# *# W C L R C Crystal Lakes Airstrip (elev 8400) A R C Ojibwa Ct & Ottawa Wy (Crystal Lakes) N 1 C A *# CROW RD N CR73 CR73C/CR67J (Creedmore & Prairie Divide) N 0 D 3 *# CR80C MM5 (Lower DOW Unit Lot elev 6349) Park Creek Reservoir (CR80 MM5) *# N Buckeye ( East CR82 & Bandana Ln) Beaver Meadows (Huron Rd & Marmot Dr)Beaver Meadows Resort (elev 8464) Lost Lake (elev 8031) A 9 *# # B E CR82 * 1 *# *# *# R J C 7 6 Deadman Tower (elev 10,711) N R C *# W CR80C W CR80 N Shipman Park (elev 9515) L 9 R 5 N 1 1579 Tiny Bob Rd C O # * 7 2 R T 3 .1 N 2 C N R 6 *# I 1 L C CR86/FR336 (Deadman & Sand Creek) R N FR D W CR78 N *# I Glendevey (elev 8305) K LZ LOCATION LONGITUDE LATITUDE LZ LOCATION LONGITUDE LATITUDE D CR76H 86 U R RF Red Feather Fire Dept (helipad) Y Y # C LL 1579 Tiny Bob Rd Horsetooth Mountain LZ 1 (elev 6924) * R I -105.641 40.818 -105.196 40.553 FR332 1 0 # 7 0 * FR3 9 1 Stub Creek Ranger Station (elev 8375) 3 0 50 Livermore (elev 5913) W CR76 E CR76 HACKAMORE RD Arthur's Rock (top of rock elev 6669) Horsetooth Mountain LZ 2 (elev 6470) 3 R Livermore Fire Station (elev 5905) F A -105.185 40.566 -105.181 40.543 R West Lake (USFS helipad elev 8260) 7 F *# Free Water Bridge ( CR103 MM15 elev 8724) 6 *# 7 *# 7 Barnes Meadow Reservoir (elev 9058) Horsetooth Mountain LZ 3 (elev 5545) R W CR74E R -105.830 40.600 -105.163 40.538 8 *# 1 1 C C *# 3 Magic Sky Ranch (elev 7882) R N R C F Beaver Meadows (Huron Rd & Marmot Dr) -105.654 40.840 Horsetooth Mountain LZ 4 (elev 5912) -105.170 40.534 W CR74 1 E CR74 1 *# N R N Beaver Meadows Resort (elev 8464) Horsetooth Mountain LZ 5 (elev 5790) C L -105.654 40.840 -105.183 40.524 N O Beaver Park & Old Flowers Rd Horsetooth Mountain LZ 6 (elev 5562) G -105.610 40.638 -105.175 40.560 N I T Lone Pine (CR74E DOW parking lot elev 6383)Lone Pine (DOW parking lot elev 6380) C W CR72 E CR72 LABRADOR LN 1 A R 3 2 Bellvue (field East of store elev 5161) Horsetooth Mountain LZ 7 (elev 6765) L -105.171 40.630 -105.193 40.534 1 1 R # 9 5 * R C 7 R 1 CR68C/CR74E (elev7752) C Big Bend Campground (MM83) Horsetooth Mountain LZ 8 (elev 5910) 5 R N -105.724 40.710 -105.176 40.525 F C N 9 *# N 1 South Bald Mountain (elev 11,003) 5 Big Elk Meadows (elev 7487) E CR70 . -105.422 40.263 Horsetooth Mountain LZ 9 (elev 6370) -105.179 40.541 3 Boy Scout Rotary Lodge (elev 7631) W CR70 3 R 1 F Nunn Creek Basin (elev 9680) *# CR68C Glacier View Station 1 helipad (elev 7040) Big South Trailhead (MM 73.5 9100 elev) Hwy 14 Parking Lot (East of Big South) W R *# *# 3 -105.807 40.634 -105.806 40.639 1 PIRNIE LN C 1 *# 7 Rawah Trailhead ( CR103 MM 11(elev 8453) R 1 Boy Scout Camp (elev 7529) D Bliss DOW Area MM 81.5 (power line N side) R L Hwy 14/CR103 (elev 9021) C -105.755 40.705 -105.836 40.605 F Glacier View Station 2 (elev 7611) F E *# R171B M*#anhead Mountain (Haystack & Hornpeak) W CR68 E CR68 N E CR68 Blue Lake (Rawah Wilderness elev 10666) Goodell Corner (elev 8148) W Indian Creek Area (elev 5356) Upper 7 Mile (Swamp Creek) 7 -105.905 40.619 -105.159 40.450 *# N R L Goodell Corner (CR68C & CR69 elev 8150) *# *# E CR66E C Bobcat Ridge Lower Powerline Trail *# W CR66E O Indian Meadows (elev 7012) D 1 N -105.238 40.490 -105.540 40.699 D R 1 3 L R L R Bobcat Ridge Mahoney Park E CR66 A Jacks Gulch (elev 8181) L W CR66 E CR66 C C I -105.268 40.482 -105.530 40.636 W H 5 N N T R Bobcat Ridge Upper Ginny Trail Joe Wright Reservoir (Hwy 14 MM 66.5 elev 10018 T S -105.259 40.470 -105.875 40.557 F F R C T 2 RD A 2 C IM N R T 5 N S Boy Scout Camp (elev 7529) Greyrock Meadow (elev 6690) Kelly Flats (Hwy 14 MM97 elev 6797) N -105.500 40.742 -105.482 40.681 R 1 Big Bend Campground (MM83) N L 6 W CR64 E CR64 9 W *# M Boy Scout Rotary Lodge (elev 7631) 1 Livermore (elev 5913) Bliss DOW Area MM 81.5 (power li#ne N side) T * A -105.485 40.752 -105.219 40.795 2 Gateway Park Treatment Plant S E Poudre Hatchery (Hwy 14 MM84 elev 7678) R E CR62E R H Boyd Lake (elev 4980) Livermore Fire Station (elev 5905) # C * Gateway Park Seaman Res. Meadow Indian Meadows (elev 7012) Gateway Park Black Powder Meadow T -105.044 40.432 -105.219 40.793 # *# D * D T 6 Wilcox Meadow (Poudre River R*#esort Hwy 14 MM 89.5 *only designated LZ in the Canyon)Rustic Ct & Rustic Rd (meadow) N S Dutch George Flats (elev 6535) R Buckeye ( East CR82 & Bandana Ln) Lone Pine (CR74E DOW parking lot elev 6383) *#Rustic (Hwy 14 M*#M 90.5 elev 7170) *# *# E CR62 E CR62 D -105.053 40.841 -105.350 40.767 *# *# Elkhorn Creek Parking Lot (elev 6490) N A R *# Hewlett Gulch (Hwy 14 MM114 elev 5709 orange balls on power lines) R L 3 Buckhorn Mtn Radio Towers Lone Pine (DOW parking lot elev 6380) D L -105.328 40.617 -105.350 40.767 Palmer Landing (Hwy 14 MM 117.5) orange balls on powerlines, day landings only A E *# L N Buckhorn Ranger Station (elev 8540) *# I Long Draw Dam (elev 10090) Stove Prairie Landing (Hwy 14 MM115 elev 6060) C V -105.468 40.581 -105.772 40.502 Kelly Flats (Hwy 14 MM97 elev 6797) W CR60 W C 5 West Branch Trailhead (CR103 MM6 elev 8555) R60 E CR60 C 2 A E CR60 I R L C *# M C Buckingham Park 101 1st St (elev 4947) N Longs Peak Inn 6998 Hwy 7 (elev 8900) 9 SAGAR DR -105.068 40.589 -105.542 40.281 Spencer Heights (Hwy 14 MM77 elev 7910) *# L *# 2 T I 5 R Y 2 A I Calcite Ct & Quartz Rd (Crystal Mtn) Lookout Mountain (elev 10595) C C -105.398 40.543 -105.460 40.534 *# G A N RD Tunnel Picnic Ground (elev 8050) HUMBLE G Cameron Pass Lot (Hwy 14 MM64.5 elev 10255) Lory State Park LZ #1 (elev 6898) 9 N HWY 1 E CR58 Teds Place (elev 5235) E -105.893 40.520 -105.193 40.565 13 N 1 Salt Cabin Park (elev 8272) L R H *# F T 1 W H W CR R Carter Lake (N of CR8E & Treatment Plnt) Lory State Park LZ #2 (elev 6850) *# 56E R -105.206 40.325 -105.209 40.579 F Y O *# A C R 2 V O 1 8 N I D Cedar Park (elev 6920) Lory State Park LZ #3 (elev 6849) 7 S 7 -105.313 40.462 -105.205 40.569 S W CR56 7 E CR56 L E CR56 B R F Poudre Falls (Hwy 14 MM 74.5 elev 8257) N D Chambers Lake (Hwy 14 MM70 elev 9153) Lory State Park LZ #4 (elev 6711) R -105.853 40.605 -105.190 40.569 E R 3 54 R D # 4 * W C N GREY ROCK DR 3 H L Chrisman Field (elev 5166) Lory State Park LZ #5 (elev 6887) Rist Canyon Station #1 (elev 6754) W 9 -105.144 40.597 -105.193 40.565 Y A Hwy 14 Parking Lot (East of Big South) R Beaver Park & Old Flowers Rd 2 E 8 C 7 W CR54 D E CR54 E CR54 E CR54 Clark Peak (Rawah Wilderness elev 12946) Lory State Park LZ #6 (elev 5990) Jacks Gulch (elev 8181) *# I Big South Trailhead (MM 73.5 9100 elev) N -105.930 40.607 -105.180 40.561 *# Crown Point (elev 11450) FR 1 N *# 15 1 2 FR Bellvue (field East of store elev 5161) R *# 4 C Comanche Peak (elev 12624) Lost Lake (elev 8031) *# 3 T G 6 C R -105.683 40.550 -105.534 40.840 *# S R 2 E *# G N 5 Comanche Reservoir (elev 9379) Magic Sky Ranch (elev 7882) D O E -105.644 40.584 -105.481 40.785 152 N W CR54G N HWY 287 R E CR52 FR Davis Ranch Rd & Spiritwood Ln 2 Y Blue Lake (Rawah Wilderness elev 10666) RS Stove Prairie School (CR27 & CR52E) R E T CR44H & CR63E (Buckhorn & Pingree Pk) Manhead Mountain (Haystack & Hornpeak) OW D -105.545 40.579 -105.446 40.737 FL Buckhorn Mtn Radio Towers S OLD *# *# # S * V 1 V 3 D CR44H/CR63E (elev 8310) Masonville (elev 5357) #T A R * A -105.544 40.579 -105.212 40.487 L R IP Y C E E C MICHAUD LN I P A Clark Peak (Rawah Wilderness elev 12946) T MTN VISTA DR E CR50 N CR68C/CR74E (elev7752) O Tip Top Ranch (1300 CR41 elev 7768) Whale Rock (Top of area) I G McGregor Ranch 901 McGregor (7630) H N N -105.473 40.760 -105.523 40.391 Chambers Lake (Hwy 14 MM70 elev 9153)Hwy 14/CR103 (elev 9021) M East White Pine Mountain (elev 8341) P E S E E L # 5 R * L N N L Barnes Meadow Reservoir (elev 9058) *# *# CR73C/CR67J (Creedmore & Prairie Divide) 3 D Montgomery Pass (elev 11000) *# *# 5 # C * N West White Pine Mtn (elev 10295) O -105.503 40.846 -105.904 40.534 1 R R Chrisman Field (elev 5166) C R 2 # C * F CR80C MM11 (Middle DOW Unit Lot elev 6803) 3 Mummy Pass (elev 11276) *# N N Side Azatlan Cntr 112 Willow (elev 4959) -105.402 40.879 -105.649 40.517 *# N E CR48 0 Stephens (Paradise Park elev 6830) 0 Buckingham Park 101 1st St (elev 4947)Ranchway Feed Lot 100 E Lincoln (4967) CR80C MM16 (Near Trails End elev 7092) 1 *# -105.468 40.907 N Side Azatlan Cntr 112 Willow (elev 4959) -105.074
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