Thundering hooves of bison and horses across
the plains, ragged mountain ranges,

hhidden coastal coves, and

towering Sequoia trees help
to make the West region
unique. Imagine yourself
‘midst the breauhaking
beauty of one of the many’
western lakes and

recreation areas managed

by the US. Army Corps of
Engineers. These areas offer
‘an array of ways to enjoy
nature including hiking, fishing,
‘camping, swimming, picnicking,
educational programs, and wildlife viewing.
(Our work in this region includes efforts such
as building the roads, bridges, and

‘aguaaducts of Yellowstone National Park
developing harbors along the Pacifie coast,
building hydropower facilites, providing
drinking and irrigation water to thirsty areas,
and constructing the North American Aero-
space Defense Command (NORAD). We hope
this brochure will provide you withthe infor-
‘mation you need to plan your visit

Corps Recreation Today

+456 lakes in 43 states hosting 33% of al fesh-
water ake fishing

+ $6,000 miles of shoreline

4,000 rosration sites with 0% within SO miles
ofa metropolitan rea

+ 101,000 campsites

+3800 boat amps

5,000 miles of trails

+ 200,00 ishing tournaments annually

+12 million acres of land and water hosting 20%
ofall federal reereation are visits on 2% of
federal lands

Lakeside.
Recreation
in the

Lakeside

Recreation

in the West

‘The four major causes of drownings are: ihe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers isthe

steward ofthe lands and waters at Corps
Not wearing a life jacket; ‘ater resources projects. Its Natural

‘Abuse of alcohol Resource Management Mission is to manage
Lack of sufficient swimming skills; and conserve those natural resources, consis-
Hypothermia tent with ecosystem management principles,

while providing quality public outdoor recre-
ation experiences to serve the needs of
present and future generations

Inall aspects of natural and cultural
resources management, the Corps promotes
awareness of environmental values and.
adheres to sound environmental stewardship,
protection, compliance, and restoration prac-
tices.

‘The Corps manages for long-term public
access to, and use of, the natural resources in
‘cooperation with other federal, state, and
Tocal agencies as well as the private sector

‘The Comps integrates the management of
diverse natural resource components Such as
fish, wildlife, forests, wetlands, grasslands,
soil, air, and water with the provision of
Dublie recreation opportunities. The Comps
conserves natural resources and provides
public recreation opportunites that contribute
to the quality of American life.

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+ Pets must be on leash and controle
+ Hunting nd fishing are allowed in authorized
cs an in accordance with state and local las
+ Reservations maybe made for many’ eampsies
and large picnic shelters
+ Federal Discount passes are honored at ailites
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+ Some universally acessible faites suchas
estooms, campsites, and tals are available
CConiet Fld oie for mor information.

Other Features:
1. Amphitheater
Educational programs
Visitor Information Center
Fish cleaning station
Water sports rental such ast skis, houseboats,
fishing boats, te, are available.*
Winter sports such as sv skiing. fe skating,
and ice ishing are available
Horseback riding
Sanitary damp sation
9 Groceries supplies®

“*Fltes are located on Corps lands but
managed by others

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