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Curecanti National Recreation Area
Pets at Curecanti

Pets are permitted in Curecanti, and allowed on all hiking trails, but must be leashed at all times.

Pets are not allowed on the Morrow Point Boat Tour.

Owners are responsible for their pet’s behavior and may receive fines if their animal creates problems with wildlife and/or other visitors.

Do not leave your pet unattended in a vehicle or campsite. Interior temperatures of vehicles rise within minutes and pets can quickly overheat and die, even with the windows cracked.

Boarding services in the area include:

Montrose:
Bestfriends Critter Sitter, 11775 Bostwick Park Rd., (970) 240-8859
Double Diamond Kennels, 23661 Horsefly Rd., (970) 249-3067
Redclyffe Kennels, 16793 Chipeta Rd., (970) 249-6395

Gunnison:
Critter Sitters and Outfitters, 98 County Road 17, (970) 641-0460
Tomichi Pet Care Center, 106 S. 11th St., (970) 641-2460

Blue Mesa Reservoir  

Did You Know?
The average precipitation at Curecanti is only 12" a year, which is why there are few trees around Blue Mesa Reservoir.

Last Updated: April 03, 2007 at 11:05 EST