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Williams Fork River

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The Williams Fork River is a major tributary to the Colorado River. The two rivers join together in Parshall. The Williams Fork Reservoir is the source of this smaller tailwater. While not a glorified river, the Williams Fork is a Colorado gem. This mile and a half stretch of water rarely has ...

Getting There:

Access to the Williams Fork is through either the Breeze or Kemp State Wildlife Areas. To get to the Kemp Unit: From highway 40 near Parshall, head south on Road 3 over the bridge and find the main parking area shortly thereafter on your right. To get to the Breeze Unit: Go approx. 1/2 mile west of Parshall on Highway 40, near mile marker 196. Turn left 1/4 mile west of marker for parking or go west 3/4 mile for more parking.
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