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My CPW app allows access to hunting, fishing licenses, park passes, more

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Bill Hibbard trys his luck fishing along the snowy banks of the Yampa River in downtown Steamboat Springs on Jan. 25. The My CPW smartphone app allows people to access hunting and fishing licenses, as well park passes.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife has launched a new smartphone app that could make purchasing hunting and fishing licenses and state park passes easier.

My CPW is the official mobile app for CPW’s license and pass purchasing system, and it is available to residents and nonresidents. My CPW makes purchasing CPW products easier and allows customers to carry and show proof of purchase of many CPW annual and daily products directly from their phone.

My CPW currently includes all CPW licenses without a carcass tag and non-vehicle park passes. Future phases could include OHV, snowmobile and boat registrations, interactive maps, weather alerts and other enhancements.



“The addition of the My CPW application will give our customers the ability to carry and display some of their licenses and passes digitally, and it’s another exciting step in making it more convenient for our customers to easily buy their hunting and fishing licenses and state parks passes,” said CPW Director Dan Prenzlow. “We’ll continue to explore options for making purchasing a license or pass even easier.”

Check out the My CPW FAQ document for more information or visit the My CPW section of the CPW website. The My CPW app can be downloaded from the Apple App Store or Google Play.




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