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Flatiron Reservoir, Loveland Colorado - Recreation is managed by Larimer County Parks and Open Lands. Flatiron Reservoir is a popular spot for fishing and family camping.
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Flatiron Reservoir
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Status:  04.25.09
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Fish Species:  Rainbow Trout
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by FxR - by FxR - by FxR - by FxR - by FxR - Looking down on Flatiron looking east towards Loveland. by skofishinmon - 5/25/2007 Mirror image on Flatiron Res.<br />Photo by skofishinmon by skofishinmon - 5/25/2007 Water like glass on Flatiron Res.<br />Photo by skofishinmon
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Flatiron Reservoir
Managing Agency: Surface Acres: Capacity AF: Elev:
Larimer County Parks 47 760 AF 5472'
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Flatiron has fishing from shore for trout. No boats, including belly boats, are allowed on the lake. It is well stocked with trout throughout the year. If you are looking to just get away or want to take a little one fishing this is a good spot. Flatiron is a popular place with camping right along the shore of the lake. Sheltered from the high winds that are frequent in Colorado, Flatiron has great views of city of Loveland to the east and the mountains around the southern and western shores. On many occasions traveling by Flatiron, we have passed numerous deer and elk grazing along the road.

Getting there: From Loveland take US 34 through the city of Loveland.
Watch for the 'Carter Lake' road sign just past mile marker #85. Turn left (south) onto County Road 29 and continue for 2 miles.
Turn right (west) onto County Road 18E and continue another 2 1/2 miles.

Fees: Larimer COunty Parks Pass will get you in

Daily Fees:
October - April $6 per vehicle, $6 per boat
May - September (Mon - Thurs) $6 per vehicle, $6 per boat
May - September (Fri, Sat, Sun & Holidays) $7 per vehicle, $7 per boat

Boating: None. No Boating or belly boats allowed. Shore fishing only.
Ice Fishing: Ice fishing is not allowed
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Conditions History
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Flatiron Reservoir Stocking 2006 to 2008
Campgrounds
Flatiron    # of Sites: 37    Fees: $12 walk-in and $17 for electric

Flatiron is a popular destination for campers and the campground sits along the northern shores providing great views of the lake and area.
 
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This lake does not have boat ramps.

 
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