REQUIREMENTS FOR RECREATIONAL ACCESS Step 1 - Purchase your Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) Hunting Permit(s) : Click Here **You do not need a Colorado fishing license to fish on Fort Carson - you only need a Fort Carson Fishing Permit** Recreationist are required to obtain and carry the appropriate State or Federal licenses for any activity requiring a license or permit. Go to "Firewood Collection Program" above for information on firewood collection. Firewood collection is also available downrange and access (i.e., permits, range passes) is completed through the iSportsman website, but the firewood program is managed by DPW Forestry. Possession of a State hunting or fishing license, a Federal Duck Stamp, or a Fort Carson recreation permit does not guarantee access to Fort Carson (FC) or the Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site (PCMS). Outdoor Recreation is broadly defined as hunting, scouting, fishing, photography, watching wildlife, botany, birding, collecting antler sheds, and similar activities. Fort Carson lands and waters are available for non-military purposes in accordance with (IAW) Army Regulation 200-1 (Environmental Protection and Enhancement), Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan (INRMP), Sikes Act, and Army directives and policies when compatible with the military mission, installation safety and security, ecosystem sustainability, natural resources management, and fiscal responsibility. The principal use of Department of Defense (DOD) lands and waters is to support mission related activities all other land uses are subordinate.
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