Parks, Recreation & Open Space Department 15151 E. Alameda Parkway, Fourth Floor – Aurora, CO 80012 303-739-7160
Aurora Reservoir MAP 5800 S. Powhaton Rd. 303-690-1286 Aurora RezNews	Quincy Reservoir MAP 18350 E. Quincy Ave. 303-693-5463 Quincy RezNews
	Register now for the Galloping Goose 5K/10K race held at Quincy Reservoir on Saturday, Oct. 23. The race offers professional chip timing on a USATF certified course. Print the Registration Form OR Register Online
	Buy 2010 Reservoir Passes Online Discounts offered to Aurora residents and senior citizens. Purchase in person at Aurora Reservoir or Aurora Municipal Center, fourth floor, Parks office. To purchase a pass, please have your current vehicle registration available. 2010 Fees for Aurora & Quincy Reservoir
	Fishing and Boating are popular pastimes at both reservoirs. Find out more about fishing and boating at both reservoirs, including the Watercraft Access Pass. Try a new sport at Aurora Reservoir read more… See the fishing report for Aurora and Quincy Reservoirs. Quincy Reservoir is open to the public March 1 – October 31. Aurora Reservoir is open year-round. Aurora Reservoir is open to boating for the season.
	Reserve a Shelter at Aurora Reservoir. Shelters accommodate groups of 20 to1,000.
	Swim Beach and SCUBA area at Aurora Reservoir. Enjoy fun in the sun at Aurora Reservoir. The sandy beach offers family fun all summer long! Learn more about the SCUBA area. Visit the AWQUA Lounge Learning Center - gain a new appreciation for Aurora’s water resources!
	2010 Special Events include the $10,000 Trout Tournament, various races and triathlons, and 2010 Trails Day. Register here for 2010 Galloping Goose 5K/10K Learn more about triathlons and open water swims.
RULES AND REGULATIONS for parks, trails open space, and reservoirs.
Aurora & Quincy Reservoirs are primary drinking water storage facilities. Contact Aurora Water for more info.
What about Cherry Creek Reservoir? Cherry Creek Reservoir is managed by Colorado State Parks. For more information about Cherry Creek and other Colorado State Parks, go to http://parks.state.co.us