Parks and Open Space Department
	Aurora Reservoir 5800 S. Powhaton Rd. 303-690-1286
	Cool off at the swim beach, practice SCUBA diving, hike or bike the 8.5 mile perimeter trail or simply cast your line – whatever your pleasure you’ll find it here. Aurora Reservoir is a fee facility; entry is charged per vehicle. The reservoir is located 2 ½ miles east of E-470 and 1 mile south of Quincy Avenue. MAP Read the latest Reservoir newsletter RezNews Reserve a Shelter at Aurora Reservoir
	Fishing report for Aurora and Quincy Reservoir
	2008 Passes can be purchased at the Parks and Open Space office (15151 E. Alameda Pkwy., Rm. #4600) MAP, or the Aurora Reservoir beginning December 1, 2007. (Reservoir Pass Fees and Details)
Park Rangers begin inspections for Zebra Mussels at Aurora & Quincy Reservoirs. Owners and operators of ALL watercraft, including belly boats, kayaks and sailboats will be interviewed before they will be allowed to launch their watercraft. Fishermen who plan to use waders will also be interviewed. All watercraft must be launched from the designated boat launch area. To help prevent the spread of Zebra Mussels, boaters should do the following: Drain the water from the boat, live well and the lower unit of the engine. Remove all plant and animal material. Clean the hull of your boat. Dry the boat, fishing gear and equipment. For more information on Zebra Mussels, go to www.protectyourwaters.net or call 1-800-437-2744.
Quincy Reservoir 18350 E. Quincy Ave. 303-693-5463
Great place for fishing, birding, or just getting away from suburbia. Quincy Reservoir is open early March – end of October. Entry fee is on a per person basis. MAP Quincy Reservoir fishing and boating opportunities. Fishing report for Aurora and Quincy Reservoir
Aurora and Quincy Reservoirs are primary storage for the city’s drinking water. For more information about Aurora’s Water System, call 303-739-7370 or go to Water on this Web site.
RULES and REGULATIONS for Parks, Open Space, and Reservoirs
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.