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Bookmark or Share- What is the Gross Reservoir Expansion Project? | Denver WaterThe Gross Reservoir Expansion Project, one part of Denver Water’s “all of the above approach,” will provide greater water security to the Front Range; reduce vulnerability in the face of climate change-driven disasters, such as droughts, floods and fire; and ensure flexibility by addressing the imbalance across Denver Water’s North and ...
- Gross Reservoir – Nederland, CO | Boating, Camping, FishingPerhaps the best-kept secret in Boulder County is the Gross Reservoir built back in 1954 to capture the water from the South Boulder Creek drainage. The 440-acre lake is 7,500 feet above sea level with the peaks of the Colorado Rockies looking down from the west.
- Denver's Gross Reservoir expansion violates law, federal judge rulesDenver Water’s permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the ongoing expansion of Gross Reservoir violates the Clean Water Act and the National Environmental Policy Act, according to a ruling Wednesday from a U.S. District Court judge.
- The Quick Guide to Visiting Gross ReservoirGross Reservoir is a playground for Boulderites with fishing, canoeing, kayaking, standup paddling, camping, hiking, and bouldering. The lake, free and open year round, has 10.9 miles of shoreline. The lake is big enough that it’s easy to escape from other users.
- Gross Reservoir - Denver WaterNamed for Denver Water’s former chief engineer, Dwight D. Gross, the reservoir was completed in 1954. It serves as a combination storage and regulating facility for water that flows under the Continental Divide through the Moffat Tunnel. Construction for the Gross Reservoir Expansion Project started April 2022.
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