Lakes and Reservoirs

  • ➠ Blue Mesa Reservoir
  • ➠ Crawford Reservoir
  • ➠ Groundhog Reservoir
  • ➠ Haviland Lake
  • ➠ La Jara Reservoir
  • ➠ Lake Capote
  • ➠ Lake Nighthorse
  • ➠ Lake San Cristobal
  • ➠ Lemon Reservoir
  • ➠ McPhee Reservoir
  • ➠ Miramonte Reservoir
  • ➠ Morrow Point Reservoir
  • ➠ Narraguinnnep Reservoir
  • ➠ Platoro Reservoir
  • ➠ Ridgway Reservoir
  • ➠ Rio Grande Reservoir
  • ➠ San Luis Lake SWA
  • ➠ Sweitzer Lake
  • » Terrace Reservoir SWA
  • ➠ Vallecito Lake
  • ➠ Williams Creek Reservoir
    • Prior to fishing at these lakes, make sure that you have the appropriate licenses and are familiar with the governing agency's fishing regulations for that particular lake.

    Colorado Regulations

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife
    Colorado Division of Wildlife
    (800) 244-5613
    ➠ cpw.state.co.us

    Terrace Reservoir (Map #14)

    Located west of Monte Vista, Terrace Reservoir is owned and operated by Terrace Irrigation Company but managed for public fishing and recreation by the Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
    Monte Vista Office
    0722 South Road 1 East
    Monte Vista, CO 81144
    (719) 587-6900
    ➠ cpw.state.co.us/swa/Terrace%20Reservoir%20SWA
    ➠ Directions (Google Map)

    Activities

    Hiking Hunting Wildlife Viewing
    Fishing, hiking, hunting, and wildlife viewing.


    Facilities

    Camping Restrooms
    Nearest campground is located approx. 4 miles to the northwest along the Alamosa River. The no fee campground is managed by the Rio Grande National Forest and has 5 campsites with a vault toilet scheduled for the installation in the summer 2018. No water and no trash service.
    ➠ www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/riogrande/recarea/?recid=29478

    Fees

    No camping fees.
    Fishing license is required from the Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

    Fishing

    Fishing
    Stocked with rainbow trout.

    Fishing License

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife
    (800) 244-5613
    ➠ cpw.state.co.us

    Water Recreation

    Water recreation is limited. The Colorado Parks and Wildlife is considering the installation of a boat ramp to improve access and promote more water recreation. Currently fishing is limited to shore due to limited access points.