With state parks observing explosive growth in visitation and Front Range open-space managers wrestling with overcrowding, public land managers have been meeting to discuss solutions, the head of Colorado’s Division of Natural Resources said Wednesday. In March and April, visitation at state parks in the northeast region — which includes the Denver-Boulder metro area, Fort Collins and many mountain counties east of the Continental Divide — increased nearly 48% over the same period in 2019.
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