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LINKS
CAÑON CITY	www.canoncitycolorado.com 403 Royal Gorge Boulevard Canon City, Colorado 81212 Toll Free: 1.800.876.7922	Cañon City is within a 20 minute drive of CSR. Cañon City, county seat of Fremont County, is located at the mouth of the Royal Gorge in the foothills of the Rockies It has convenient shopping, entertainment, library, schools, banks and hospitals.
PUEBLO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE	www.pueblochamber.org 302 N. Santa Fe Ave Pueblo, CO 81003 – 4102 1.719.542.1704 or 1.800.233.3446	Pueblo, approximately a 45 minute drive, located on I-25.
COLORADO STATE PARKS	www.parks.state.co.us	Official website of Colorado State Parks.
CAÑON CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE	www.canoncitychamber.com	Making the connection … resources for visitors, businesses, and relocation.
COLORADO BLM	www.co.blm.gov	Official website of Colorado’s Bureau of Land Management
FREMONT COUNTY	www.fremontco.com	This website provides Fremont County residents, businesses and visitors with an excellent source of information about the Fremont County government agencies and the community in which we live.
CAÑON CITY DAILY RECORD	www.canoncitydailyrecord.com	News and information of the Canon City and Royal Gorge area.
NORTHWEST FREMONT COUNTY EMS	www.nwfems.com	Website of Emergency Management Services for CSR.
TALLAHASSEE RURAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION	www.tallahasseevfd.com	Located in northwestern Fremont County, and named for Tallahassee Creek southeast of Waugh Mountain, the Tallahassee Volunteer Fire Department protects over 200 square miles of wildland and urban interface on a volunteer basis within their designated fire protection area. They work in partnership with the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office, Bureau of Land Management, Colorado State Forest Service, and any other fire fighting agencies that they may interact with.
COLORADO SPRINGS	www.coloradosprings-travel.com 1.877.745.3773	The Official Site of the Colorado Springs Convention & Visitors Bureau
ROCKY MOUNTAIN POISON AND DRUB CENTER	http://www.rmpdc.org	The Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Center (RMPDC) is a vital, lifesaving service. The RMPDC is a certified regional poison center as recognized by the American Association of Poison Control Centers (AAPCC) and serves as a regional drug information center. It also provides poison and drug information services to medical professionals and consumers in other states through contractual agreements.
DIVISION OF WILDLIFE (DOW)	www.wildlife.state.co.us	The Division of Wildlife manages the state's 960 wildlife species. It regulates hunting and fishing activities by issuing licenses and enforcing regulations as well as protects and recovers threatened and endangered species.
MONARCH SKI AREA	www.skimonarch.com 1.888.996.7669	Unspoiled since 1939, Monarch is open year round for you events.
BRECKENRIDGE SKI AREA	www.breckenridge.snow.com	One of the Vail Resorts Management Company premier ski areas.
WOLF CREEK SKI AREA	www.wolfcreekski.com 1.970.264.5639 PO Box 2800 Pagosa Springs, CO 81147	You are in for a treat at one of Colorado’s oldest and finest ski resorts. Wolf Creek is a high alpine ski resort, 10,300 feet at the base and 11,900 feet at the summit.
ROYAL GORGE BRIDGE AND PARK	www.royalgorgebridge.com 1.719.275.7507	The Royal Gorge Bridge & Park is a one-of-a-kind place. More than 360 acres and 21 rides, shows and attractions for you to explore. Experience the awe-inspiring panoramic views of the Gorge from the world's highest Suspension Bridge that hangs 1,053 feet high and spans a quarter mile across the canyon! Take a ride on the world's longest single-span Aerial Tram or the steepest Incline Railway on the planet. Or if you're seeking a real thrill, fly over the Gorge on the Royal Rush Skycoaster®.
ROYAL GORGE TRAIN	www.RoyalGorgeRoute.com 1.888.724.5748	Since 1879 - Colorado's oldest scenic line provides the only rail access through this Grand Canyon. See the Royal Gorge Bridge hanging over 1,000 feet above the train, the raging Arkansas River, wildlife and scenery found only on the train.