Vega State Park, State park with mountain reservoir in Collbran, US
Vega State Park is a state park in western Colorado featuring a 900-acre reservoir surrounded by mountain meadows and high peaks. The lake spans two miles when full and sits at an elevation of 8,000 feet in a scenic mountain setting.
The park was established in 1967 from a water storage project that created the reservoir to serve agricultural needs in the Grand Valley region. This water project transformed the landscape and created a new space for recreation and conservation.
The park draws visitors throughout the year who boat, fish, and cross-country ski in winter months. These activities shape how the community uses and values this mountain reservoir.
The park offers four campgrounds with a total of 113 campsites and five rental cabins for lodging. Visitors will find restrooms, picnic areas, and a gift shop throughout the grounds.
Rainbow trout populate the water, attracting anglers who come specifically to fish throughout the year. This fishery management makes the lake a destination for fishing enthusiasts across the region.
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