Colorado's largest forest fire in history has left the burned area of the South Platte River Corridor with unstable areas for all campers, hikers and fishermen. The corridor has a high potential for flooding during heavy rainfall. If you plan to be in the area, we urge you to be observant of weather conditions and take the necessary precautions for flood potential. There are currently weather monitoring stations in the area that trigger an alarm when the potential for flood exists. During these periods, highways 67 and 126 are often closed due to massive amounts of debris covering the roadway. Contact the Colorado Department of Transportation for current travel restrictions.

Below are links for more flood information:

• HAYMAN FLOOD WATCH WEBSITE
  -Information gathered from burn area rain gauge network
• Disaster Message Service - Flood Message Board
  - Information on flooding preparation, restoration, awareness, planning, etc.
• CO Water Conservation Board
  - Colorado's Floodplain Program
• FEMA Flood Information
  - Fact sheet, background info, how to help
• Urban Drainage and Flood Control District
  - Denver, CO
• Interactive Weather Information Network
  - Current Colorado weather observations