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City of Rocks National ReserveSpectacular display of the wildflower, Arow-leaf Balsamroot
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City of Rocks National Reserve
Park Planning

park planning includes:

General Management Plan
 

Listed below are documents that provide
information on various subjects associated
with park planning

 

Comprehensive Management Plan (1995)
Pages 1 through 65
Pages 69 through 172
Pages 333 - end

 
Cooperative Agreement (2003)
 

Resource Management Plan (1996)     

 

Grazing Management Plan (1996)

Draft Grazing Management Plan (version 1.1 2009)

 

Climbing Management Plan (1998)

 

Weed Management Plan (2006)

 
Museum Management Plan (2008)
 
Foundation Statement (2007)
 
Cultural Landscape Inventory (2008)
 

2008 Visitor Study

2008 Visitor Study Summary
Old Kelton Stage Station with the Twin Sisters towering in the background.  

Did You Know?
The City of Rocks stage station was a Home Station located at the head of Emigrant Canyon. Stage stations were located 10 to 15 miles apart at sites with water and grass for the horses. “Home Stations” were situated 50 to 60 miles apart and provided lodging for drivers and a meal for passengers.

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