Hello Everyone,
There have been reported bear sightings in the Ruby Mountain campground and in the Brown’s Canyon area. Bears are getting into coolers and trash bags in the campground.  Be mindful of where you are keeping your food if camping in the area and do not leave your trash out at night. Here is Colorado’s Division of Wildlife link on Black Bears. http://wildlife.state.co.us/WildlifeSpecies/LivingWithWildlife/Mammals/LivingWithBearsL1.htm

Another great day in Browns Canyon! If it’s a busy day at Fisherman’s Bridge put-in, please park on the downstream end of the unloading zone. This allows commercial vehicles sufficient access and keeps everyone happy. Remember: you have 15 minutes to load/unload!

Most of the October snow has melted away and it’s a great time for a peaceful scenic float!

Whether your looking for a challenging boulder line or a set route, AHRA has a climb for you. Tell us about your favorite spot to climb.

The strainer hazard at Rapid #6 has been removed by our staff and flows are levelling out on the river. Still fabulous whitewater out there, so enjoy and be safe!

Sunny days and starry nights, the sound of the water and soft whispering of pines. Reserve your campsite now at one of six AHRA campgrounds on the Arkansas River and tell us about your trip. For more information visit www.parks.state.co.us/Arkansas.

Carnage Canyon, in the Four Mile area near Ruby Mountain, has some serious four wheeling through boulder fields. What are some of your favorite off-road trails?

Stoneflies galore! The fish are gobbling them up and fighting for more. The flow is slowing down and the river is clear so the action should be hot!