Cache la Poudre River National Heritage Area
A renowned attraction that offers ample opportunities for adventure on a healthy working river filled with abundant wildlife and breathtaking scenery. Premiere facilities, including trails, visitor centers, and interpretive exhibits, make your trip to Northern Colorado one to remember. The river’s heritage stems from conflicts over water use, which led to the development of Western water law, innovative irrigation techniques, and water measurement devices.
We need your support!
A significant portion of annual funding for Cache NHA comes from Congress and is in jeopardy. During a year of increased scrutiny over federal spending, we need your support to encourage Congress to continue funding National Heritage Areas. Without this funding, many of our programs and projects will be in jeopardy.Â
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Where are we?
The Cache la Poudre River National Heritage area extends for 45 miles and includes the lands within the 100-year flood plain of the Cache la Poudre River. It begins in Larimer County at the eastern edge of the Roosevelt National Forest and ends east of Greeley, ¼ miles west of the confluence with the South Platte.
OUR MISSION
PROMOTE
a variety of historical and cultural opportunities
ENGAGE
People in the river corridor
INSPIRE
learning, preservation, and stewardship
