Gunnison National Forest
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The Gunnison National Forest, originally called the Cochetopa Forest Reserve, was named for Captain John Gunnison, who searched in 1853 for a feasible route across the Continental Divide for a railroad. The forest currently has over 1 million acres of public land, including 22 peaks that reach higher than 13,000 feet.
Address:
Bureau Of Land Management - Gunnison National Forest, 216 North Colorado, Gunnison, CO 81230, United States
Phone: 1 (970) 641-0471, Fax: 1 (970) 641-1928
Phone: 1 (970) 641-0471, Fax: 1 (970) 641-1928
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Autumn colors in Gunnison National Forest at Beckwith Mountain.
View from Kelber Pass Road in Gunnison National Forest.
West Beckwith Mountain in the Gunnison National Forest.
