North Sterling State Park Remains Open for Boating

STERLING, Colo. – While the drought has forced many reservoirs to close to boating, North Sterling State Park remains open to boating. The lake has been dropping and the Elks Boat Ramp is closed, said Park Manager David Piper, but the South Boat Ramp is still open and has about twenty feet of water on it, ensuring the lake will stay open to boating for a while.

              “The fishing at North Sterling is the best that the park has offered in eight years,” said Piper. “With good fishing and water levels high enough to boat, now is a good time to get out and enjoy the reservoir before the summer is over.”

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