ALERTS

Pikes Peak Outdoor Recreation Alliance (PPORA) is looking to reach out to the military community for input on the future of the outdoors in the Pikes Peak region (El Paso, Teller and Fremont counties). The PPORA is trying to gauge what is important to the military community for natural resources and recreation experiences in the region. Below is 5-7-minute survey. Fort Carson is not affiliated with PPORA and recreation on the installation is managed separately through the iSportsman website.

You can access the survey through the link below. The requested deadline for completion is Nov. 30, 2024.

Survey Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DMJSQ9G



7 July 2024-The Fort Carson Recreation Map has been updated.
For maps click here.

Fire Status (15 Aug 24): Stage I Restrictions. For more information, read the El Paso County Regulation on Open Burning here.


 

 

NEW MEMBER INFORMATION

Click here for a guide on creating a Fort Carson/PCMS iSportsman account and purchasing recreation permits. Click here for the iSportsman User Guide.
 


CHECK IN / CHECK OUT

  

Downrange Checkout Times
April  through September - 9:30 p.m.
October 1st until DST change ends in November - 8:30 p.m.
After DST change in November - February 8:00 p.m.
March - 9:00 p.m.
* DST- Daylight Savings Time

Attention!
Users are required to checkout through a phone or computer on iSportsman and enter their harvest data.  
You must always check out no later than the posted checkout time for the day - posted above.

If you are already checked into iSportsman and the website goes down or you are packing out an already harvested animal
and won't make the checkout time, you must call FC 719-725-4682 or PCMS 719-338-9536 - DPW Wildlife.


DOWNRANGE SAFETY BRIEFS

All required Downrange Safety Briiefs are available online, through your iSportsman account portal under "My Safety Briefs".
For other details and a guide to required briefs, click on the "Access" tab and then click on the "Range Safety Briefs" or
Click Here.


FIREARMS REGULATION

Firearms, including muzzleloaders, rifles, shotguns, and handguns, must be registered with the Fort Carson Provost Marshal's Office before transporting them onto Fort Carson or PCMS.
Firearms are registered by submitting a completed Fort Carson FC Form 66-E (Registration of Personal Firearms).
Firearm registration is done one time and may have multiple weapons listed on a single registration form.
For details and forms:
Click Here


FORT CARSON REGULATIONS

When accessing Fort Carson and PCMS for recreation, you are responsible for staying up to date with safety procedures, restricted areas,
the FC Reg 200-6, the FC 190-4, and all other content pertaining to your activities that are published on this website and in the safety briefings. 
It is highly recommended to check back often for updates. 

Fort Carson Rules and Regulations are outlined in the Fort Carson 200-6 Wildife Management and Recreation.
Last updated 28 Feb 2023
Click Here

FC Regulation 190-4 Military Police Prohibited and Regulated Conduct
Click here

Note: Fort Carson Regulation 190-4 has been amended. Now, Civilians and Retirees who violate 190-4 paragraphs 2-2 through 2-4 (weapons transportation violations) will receive a General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand (GOMR) in addition to UCMJ,  a potential permenant bar from entering FC and PCMS, and a violation notice for
18USC930 (a) Possession of a firearm and dangerous weapons in Federal facilities. 
This regulation is located under the Firearms Registration Tab under Access. or
Click Here


RESTRICTED AREAS

Restricted areas can be found on both maps.
All available fishing maps, recreation maps, and instructions can be found by
clicking on the "Maps and Naviagtion" tab above or the links below.
For FC map Click Here
For PCMS map Click Here 


UNEXPLODED ORDNANCE
 

For unexploded ordnance (UXO) information and optional training
Click Here
Report all unexploded ordnance to the FC Fire Desk 719-526-5968
 

 



https://3Rs.mil


OTHER INFORMATION


Fort Carson and PCMS are home to 17 species of snakes. Snakes are essential for a healthy ecosystem and rodent control.
Snakes are timid and will generally retreat when encountered. If you encounter a snake, step back and give the snake room to escape.
Do not handle, harass, or kill snakes. If you are bitten by a rattlesnake call 911.
To view the Fort Carson & PCMS Snake Pamplet Click Here
To view the Prairie Rattlesnake Fact Sheet Click Here
 

CONTACT

​​​If you have questions, comments, or concerns please visit the Contact Us page.
Note: Due to staffing shortages, please contact us during normal business hours
0700 - 1530 Monday through Friday.
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