Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge

Found only upper east of Denver, the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge is a 15,000-section of a land region of prairie, wetland and forest living space. The land has a one of a kind story - it has survived the trial of time and progressed from farmland to war-time fabricating site, to natural life haven. It might be one of the finest preserved examples of overcoming adversity in history and a place where natural life flourishes.

The Refuge gives ecological training and interpretive projects, catch-and-discharge recreational charge angling, 10 miles of climbing trails, untamed life seeing openings, site visits for the general population, an independently directed Wildlife Drive auto visit, and is a haven for in excess of 330 types of creatures, including buffalo, dark footed ferrets, deer, coyotes, bald eagles and tunneling owls.