Area In White River National Forest Closed To Camping Due To Bears

KEYSTONE, Colo. (CBS4) – People have spotted so many bears in one area of Colorado the U.S. Forest Service has closed campsites.
Visitors say they’ve seen bears repeatedly off Montezuma Road and Webster Pass Road near Keystone. Bears have damaged and even entered tents. It happened to several campers. Luckily they weren’t hurt, but wildlife managers have bear traps in place along with signs and hourly patrols telling campers to find somewhere else to go.
(credit: Tom Davie