Totten Reservoir State Wildlife Area

The Totten Reservoir State Wildlife Area offers a convenient boat ramp for kayakers, canoeists, and other small watercraft. Located near Cortez, Colorado, the reservoir provides a scenic and peaceful setting for paddling and boating enthusiasts.

The boat ramp provides easy access to the 145-acre Totten Reservoir, which is fed by natural springs and snowmelt. The reservoir is generally calm and suitable for a variety of non-motorized watercraft. Anglers may also find the reservoir a prime spot for fishing, with the potential to catch species like bass and trout.

Visitors should note that a valid hunting or fishing license, or a State Wildlife Area pass, is required for everyone 16 and older to access the Totten Reservoir State Wildlife Area. Public access is permitted from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset, with certain restrictions in place. Paddlers and boaters are encouraged to check the current regulations before planning their visit to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience on the water.