The long, narrow reservoir is inviting to water-skiers, jet-skiers and power boaters. Rifle Gap often has good conditions for sailing and windsurfing. The beach on the west side of the reservoir is popular for its swimming Rifle Gap anglers catch rainbow and German brown trout, walleye, pike, smallmouth and largemouth bass and yellow perch.
Camping in the park’s 89 sites and picnicking are also popular. In the winter, anglers bundle up for ice fishing. Check Rifle Gap’s current boating, fishing and other Conditions.
Go to the Colorado Boating Program Web site for information on Colorado boat registration and regulations. OHV, boat and snowmobile registrations are available at the Visitor Center.
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Rifle Gap’s 89 sites are open to campers throughout the winter. Rifle Gap is close to many ski areas and 40 miles from Glenwood Springs’ famous hot springs. Check out Rifle Gap's Camping page for more information.
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