ANRA Fee Areas
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Fee Description
All passenger vehicles must display a valid ANRA or Interagency Pass on the vehicles dashboard or mirror hangtag when at fee areas such as boat ramps, picnic/day-use areas, trailheads, and fishing access parking lots within the recreation area.
Boats, snowmobiles, and ATVs do not need an ANRA sticker, but the vehicle towing them does.
Campers do not need an ANRA pass if they aren't going to fee areas.
ANRA fees for vehicle passes are as follows:
- $5/1-Day Pass: Purchase a 1, 3 or 7 day pass in advance online at Recreation.gov OR on an electronic fee machine located within the recreation area.
- $10/3-Day Pass: Purchase a 1, 3 or 7 day pass in advance online at Recreation.gov OR on an electronic fee machine located within the recreation area.
- $15/7-Day Pass: Purchase a 1, 3 or 7 day pass in advance online at Recreation.gov OR on an electronic fee machine located within the recreation area.
- $30/Annual Pass: Can only be purchased at Recreation.gov and should be purchased in advance of arrival. Annual passes are tied to license plate numbers and can also be printed out at home and placed on the dashboard. Please note: annual passes are not sold at the electronic fee machines and the district is no longer exchanging receipts for stickers. We are exploring other options for providing physical annual passes in the future.
- $80/Interagency Pass: (Accepted at most public federal fee areas -- includes Annual, Military, Senior, Access and 4th Grade) Provides access to the ANRA and can be bought in advance online at the USGS online store.
ANRA Fee Areas
ANRA Fee Areas Overview |
Hilltop
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Pine Beach
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Arapaho Bay
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Junco Lake
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Rainbow Bay
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Cutthroat Bay
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Meadow Creek Dam
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Shadow Mountain Fee Area |
Green Ridge
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Meadow Creek
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Stillwater
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Reservoirs where
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Monarch Lake
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Willow Creek
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Shadow Mountain Reservoir Lake Granby Please Note: Boat inspections, decontamination stations, and potential ramp closures are in place. |