Narraguinnep Reservoir State Wildlife Area

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The Narraguinnep Reservoir State Wildlife Area in Dolores, Colorado, provides a moderate hiking experience centered around 6,649 feet elevation. The site is managed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife as critical habitat for local wildlife, offering opportunities for nature viewing alongside hunting and fishing. The typical hike lasts about two hours and is best undertaken between September and November. Accessible via Dolores, the area features a parking lot and allows pets on leashes. A valid hunting or fishing license or a State Wildlife Area Pass is required for visitors aged 16 and older. The terrain presents varying elevations between 6,681 and 6,743 feet with potentially rugged trail conditions. The site is open from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset.