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Bookmark or Share- Browns Canyon - Bureau of Land ManagementBrowns Canyon is home to some of Colorado’s most emblematic animal species, including mountain lions, bighorn sheep, elk, mule deer, bobcat, red and gray fox, black bear and coyote, among others. The area’s cliffs provide excellent habitat for peregrine falcons, prairie falcons and golden eagles.
- Browns Canyon National Monument | US Forest ServiceStretched between the communities of Buena Vista and Salida in Chaffee County, Colorado, Browns Canyon elevation ranges from 7,300 feet to 10,000 feet, offering a backdrop for and stunning views of the Arkansas Valley and the Sawatch Range of the Rocky Mountains.
- Browns Canyon - Bureau of Land ManagementThe rugged river corridor of Browns Canyon National Monument represents one of the only riparian ecosystems along the Arkansas River that remains relatively undisturbed.
- Browns Canyon National Monument - US Forest ServiceBrowns Canyon National Monument is 21,566 acres that was officially designated in 2015 and remains relatively undeveloped. The majority of the monument’s visitors raft through Browns Canyon on the Arkansas River.
- Things to Do | Browns Canyon National MonumentBrowns Canyon National Monument has two AHRA boat ramps, one at Ruby Mountain and one at Hecla Junction. Browns Canyon lies at the heart of the Arkansas River’s 102-mile Gold Medal fishery, the longest stretch of Gold Medal river in Colorado.
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