Horsetooth Reservoir

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Following Labor Day, hours of operation at Carter Lake and Horsetooth Reservoir boat ramps will change. The changes will take effect on Tuesday, September 8th.

A hiker dropped approximately 20 feet while hiking Tuesday. In an almost identical situation as nearly a year ago, it took several personnel to rescue the woman.

We can handle the 100 degree days and brave the blizzards because we are rough and tough Coloradans. But that wet stuff falling from the sky, what is that? Oh, that's another story.

If you love Horsetooth or have never been there is so much to do. Here is a list of 5 things to do at Horsetooth Reservoir in Fort Collins this summer.

Fort Collins set for Horsetooth road projects, how will that affect your summer. There is an open house scheduled Thursday night. It's your city and your right to know.

Boating season is right around the corner. So, when can we get the boat out on Horsetooth Reservoir and Carter Lake? We have the answers for you.

Most of us learned how to fish as a young child but many children need a mentor. C.A.S.T. needs your help this year so they can help the kids.

Who would make a boat out of concrete? Engineering students from Utah, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico - That's who!

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If you visited Horsetooth Reservoir, west of Fort Collins, over the past decade or so, odds are you saw it at a time when the water levels were fairly low. Well, that could change this year. The reservoir's Facebook page was just updated to say that the water level is only 20-feet away from being "full", and just 4-feet away from the start-of-season average.

It was just earlier this week that I was on my soapbox talking about the need to get out and enjoy what mother nature has given us in Northern Colorado. But now it seems like what mother nature has given, she can just as easily take. The taking I am speaking of is the water in Horsetooth Reservoir which is dropping by as much as one foot per day, as drought conditions have pushed the reservoir dow