Idaho Creek Access/Directions? [Weld]

[The "Nunn Guy"]

Hi all

Where is Idaho Creek and how do you access it? I looked on map but I can't tell if private or public access (and where). Saw this in bird alert:

• WELD COUNTY:
  ---On October 14 at Idaho Creek, David Ely and Steve Mlodinow reported Cinnamon Teal, 20 Sandhill Cranes, 2 Black-bellied Plover, Red-necked Phalarope, Mountain Bluebird, 32 American Pipit, 7 Orange-crowned Warbler, and American Redstart.

Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn

http://www.friendsofthepawneegrassland.org/

[Joe Roller]

Idaho Creek is a named water body west of Weld CR 5 and north of CR 16.5.

There are many similar gravel pits near there, along the S Platte River,

west of I-25 and basically SE of Longmont.

If you get to the general area, you have a choice of water bodies near county roads.

Maybe David Ely or Steve Mlodinow could be more specific about good vantage points near

there. 

To add to the confusion, Idaho Creek is listed in Google as a populated place:

Idaho Creek (GNIS FID: 178736) is a populated place LOCATED WITHIN the Town of Frederick. In turn, the Town of Frederick is located within Weld County.

Idaho Creek is located at latitude 40.122 and longitude -105.013. The elevation of Idaho Creek is 4,902 feet above mean sea level.

Joe Roller, Denver

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