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Curt Gowdy State Park
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Wildlife Viewing - Curt Gowdy
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Wildlife watching is never disappointing. Native ground squirrels, mule deer, elk, yellow-bellied marmots, and chipmunks abound in this area. The park has developed a reputation as a prime area for birdwatchers. Beginning in late April and early May, migrating birds spend several days in the park and bird-watchers are afforded the opportunity to see many non‑native birds. There are numerous bluebird houses throughout the park which attract a large population of summer dwellers.
Location- All around the park
- Please see Curt Gowdy Brochure & Map (above)
AvailabilityYear-round.
FeesThere are no additional fees.
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Boysen, Glendo, Gowdy & Keyhole
Note: There is NO swimming in any of our water bodies in the park due to the fact that the water is used for drinking by the City of Cheyenne. ALGAE BLOOM-West Causeway-8/5/22, Algae Bloom reported on the west side of the causeway, please do not swim or let pets drink from the water. Wash any fish off throughly and only eat fillets. See article for more details. |
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Hours |
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Park is open 365 days, 24 hours Visitor Center: May 1st - Oct 1st
Visitor Center: Oct 2nd - Oct 10th
Visitor Center: Oct 11 - October 30
Visitor Center October 31 - April 15
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