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  1. Turquoise Lake | Colorado | Recreation.gov

    Reserve camping, permits & activities at Turquoise Lake, Colorado. Book official reservations on Recreation.gov.

  2. Turquoise Lake Recreation Area - US Forest Service

    Sitting deep in the forest west of Leadville, Turquoise Lake takes its name from the turquoise mines that produced the semiprecious stone in Leadville's not too distant past. A spot prized …

  3. Turquoise Lake Colorado (Everything To Know Before A Visit)

    Nov 10, 2025 · Turquoise Lake promises visitors an unforgettable experience in the heart of Colorado. From its stunning turquoise waters to abundant recreational activities, this location …

  4. Turquoise Lake - Leadville, CO | San Isabel National Forest

    Although the name Turquoise Lake may have visitors expecting to see pristine pale blue/green waters, the reservoir actually derives its name from nearby turquoise mines.

  5. Turquoise Lake - Visit Leadville Twin Lakes

    While you might think Turquoise Lake is named for its blue waters, this fresh glacial lake of nearly 1,800 acres once hosted a turquoise mine. While precious stones are no longer pulled from …

  6. Turquoise Lake: Leadville’s Sparkling Gem - Leadville, Colorado

    Five miles west of Leadville sits Turquoise Lake, one of Colorado’s favorite high-altitude recreation destinations. Dammed in the 19th century and named for the rare turquoise …

  7. Turquoise Lake - Bureau of Reclamation

    Sep 29, 2017 · Primary recreation activities include camping and fishing. Fish species available include mackinaw trout, rainbow trout, and brook trout. Facilities closed in winter due to ice …

  8. Turquoise Lake Trail # 1493, Colorado - AllTrails

    Jul 21, 2018 · Turquoise Lake is a nod to the area's former turquoise mines. The trail meanders between open meadows and thick stands of conifers, offering hikers a diverse flora and fauna.

  9. Turquoise Lake Camping | Leadville, Colorado - The Dyrt

    The area features forested terrain with a lake, offering temperatures that range from 30°F in winter to 75°F in summer. Nearby attractions include hiking trails and the historic town of …

  10. Why Turquoise Lake Should Be Your Next Colorado Destination

    Turquoise Lake, in Lake County in central Colorado, slightly west of Leadville, presents itself as a stunning alpine reservoir with breathtaking scenery and offers an abundance of outdoor activities.