Migrating birds have arrived and many have remained to breed and raise young. Come see and hear the summer birds as they are busy caring for their young and preparing to fledge. 1.5-mile slow-paced walk. Led by Volunteer Naturalist Michael.
Descend 700 feet elevation and 5-miles RT into the backcountry to see the beautiful Rock Pond! Difficult hike due to elevation change. Led by Volunteer Naturalist Rose.
Stop by the auditorium to learn the basics of bug anatomy and create your very own bug friend! Led by Naturalist Abby.
Let's hike back in time to the era of bootleggers and outlaws! Along with Naturalist Jack, you’ll get to visit the cabin of the notorious Cahill brothers. Moderate, 2.4-mile round trip hike.
Burning with questions? Join Naturalist Jack and learn about what wildfires do for the forest and wildlife.
Join Naturalist Abby on a hike down to Peak View Pond to look for salamanders. Easy 1.26-mile hike.
Migrating birds have arrived and many have remained to breed and raise young. Come see and hear the summer birds as they are busy caring for their young and preparing to fledge. 1.5-mile slow-paced walk. Led by Volunteer Naturalist Craig.
Join Naturalist Abby as we investigate the life of an owl. Hands on and fascinating!
Symphony Above the Clouds
Combining live symphony music and a lighted DRONE Show. Symphony Above the Clouds is about providing family friendly, cost free entertainment, which brings business to Teller County and connects residents of the Ute Pass region in a very positive environment.
This delightful event has truly become a community project.The admission-free public concert is held each July 5th on the athletic field of the Woodland Park Middle School.
The open‐air venue encourages families and friends to come early and bring picnics and/or purchase food from the main fundraising event of the Panther Pride Booster Club’s booth.
Come join Volunteer Marisa on a 2-mile jog/run at a beginner’s pace. Outlook Ridge Trailhead is a great point to explore the scenic vistas, wildflowers, and possibly spot some wildlife.
Join Volunteer Naturalist Daksha on this lovely, 0.8-mile hike to discuss more than meets the eye about ecology of the park and the region.
Driven by the need to feed the miners in Colorado, the desire for land by Civil War Veterans, and the evolution of agricultural technology, agriculture became a major industry of Colorado beginning in the 1860s. Join Volunteer Paul in the Thursday night series of history around Pikes Peak.
Our Vendors come from all over Colorado and provide a variety of products to choose from. Including, Colorado fruits and vegetables, fresh baked bread, honey, coffee, food trucks, and more. We have space for 100 vendors, providing a large variety of products.
If you are a vendor looking to sell at our market please apply here:
https://wpfarmersmarket.com/selling-at-the-market
If you have any questions or suggestions please email
See Lost Pond and Geer Pond on this 3.25-mile hike into the backcountry. Our biggest pond is home to cutthroat trout, birds of all kinds and wildflowers throughout the summer. Led by Naturalist Jack.
Join Naturalist Jack and hear Ute stories about the local area! Welcome to all ages.
Let's hike back in time to the era of bootleggers and outlaws! Along with Volunteer Naturalist Rose, you’ll get to visit the cabin of the notorious Cahill brothers. Moderate, 2.4-mile round trip hike.
Immerse in the joy and wonder of nature through the relaxing practice of Forest Bathing/shinrin-yoku, gaining popularity worldwide. Join Nature Therapy guide Jane on this peaceful, 1-mile wander to awaken the senses and connect closely with the land, closing with forest tea. Ages 12+ recommended.
Learn the basics of fly fishing with Volunteer Craig. 8 years and up. Equipment provided.
Learn to shoot a bow and arrow! Ages 8 and up, equipment provided. Led by the park Naturalists.
Never have I ever seen something so serene. Follow Naturalist Jack on a hike to see Never Never Pond. Easy to Moderate due to change in elevation. 2.03-mile RT.
Stop by the Camper Services building to investigate the many different tracks of animals in the park and even create your own track casting! Led by Naturalist Abby.
A general natural history hike, learn about the unique characteristics of Mueller State Park. Look for wildflowers, birds, and trees. 1-mile slow-paced loop. Led by Volunteer Naturalist Michael.
Jog this easy to moderate route through the beautiful woods of Mueller. Have a glimpse of the Dynamite Cabin. All runners are welcome but this will be at a novice level. Led by Volunteer Marisa. 1.8-mile, round trip, trail run/jog. Please wear proper footwear for running the trails.
Join Volunteer Naturalist Daksha on this lovely, 0.8-mile hike to discuss more than meets the eye about ecology of the park and the region.
Learn the basics of fly fishing with Volunteer Craig. 8 years and up. Equipment provided.
Woodland Web Designs invites you to come join with them at the Ribbon Cutting to be held at NOON.
Native Americans were perhaps the earliest users of Colorado hot springs as a place to rest and meditate. They were quickly followed by tourists from all over the US as they flocked to Colorado in the 1870s. From the first ski area near Mueller State Park, to multitude of outdoor recreation opportunities, this region is one of the most visited areas in the US! Volunteer Paul presents this for this weekly history series.
Pikes Peak Regional Hospital and Newmont Mine!
Our Vendors come from all over Colorado and provide a variety of products to choose from. Including, Colorado fruits and vegetables, fresh baked bread, honey, coffee, food trucks, and more. We have space for 100 vendors, providing a large variety of products.
If you are a vendor looking to sell at our market please apply here:
https://wpfarmersmarket.com/selling-at-the-market
If you have any questions or suggestions please email
Learn the camp skill of tying knots and lashing! Fun and practical! Learn 2 basic knots and make a project to take home. Ages 6 and up. Led by Volunteer Naturalist Rusty.
Join Naturalist Linda to investigate the rocks of the park and learn more about the formation of our beloved peaks.
Learn about the constellations in the sky inside the auditorium with Volunteer Naturalist Pat. Good preview before the real thing outside!
After the moon sets, the skies are so dark, you can almost see forever! The Colorado Springs Astronomical Society will bring their telescopes and give you a fabulous tour of the night sky! Bring a chair and blanket.
Enjoy the beautiful views and search for wildflowers along the trail with Naturalist Abby on this gorgeous, 1.5-mile, round-trip hike.
The PPNG Model Railroad Club will be here with a great opportunity to learn about model trains. Bring your camera and join us for this very fun and unique event. Sat., 7/15 - 10:00am-4:00pm., Sun 7/16 - 11:00am-3:00pm
See Lost Pond and Geer Pond on this 2.5-mile hike into the backcountry. Our biggest pond is home to cutthroat trout, birds of all kinds and wildflowers throughout the summer. Led by Naturalist Jack.
Come gather around the campfire and tell some spooky stories with Naturalists Jack and Abby while enjoying S’mores!
Explore the underwater world of the pond to see who lives there! Hands-on and fun – for kids! Learn about ecosystems, water quality, and aquatic creepy crawlies. Learn about the trout vs. carp dichotomy and some brief words about the water quality of Dragonfly Pond and the life therein. Led by Volunteer Naturalist Michael.
The PPNG Model Railroad Club will be here with a great opportunity to learn about model trains. Bring your camera and join us for this very fun and unique event. Sat., 7/15 - 10:00am-4:00pm., Sun 7/16 - 11:00am-3:00pm
Join Naturalist Abby as we gather a few specimens on the Wapiti Nature Trail to base our art off of! All supplies provided. No experience necessary.
Check out this 3.3-mile loop trail with Naturalist Rose. Imagine what it was like to scratch out a living at this homestead 100+ years ago.
Learn the basics of fly fishing with Volunteer Craig. 8 years and up. Equipment provided.
Join Naturalist Abby as we investigate the life of an owl. Hands on and fascinating!
Join Volunteers Eileen and Carrie on a gorgeous hike to the top of Grouse Mountain. Stop for an outdoor sketching session with local artist Cyndi. No experience necessary for sketching and supplies will be provided. 1.5-miles RT.
Enjoy the beautiful views along Peak View trail with Volunteer Marisa on this gorgeous, 2.2-mile, round-trip trail jog. This run will be at a novice level.
Join Volunteer Naturalist Daksha on this lovely, 0.8-mile hike to discuss more than meets the eye about ecology of the park and the region.
Who Should Attend: Business Owners, Managers, Accountants and those interested in learning about the benefits of the Colorado Enterprise Zone Program
Colorado has always been a leader in energy technology. In this talk, we’ll trace the history and sources of Colorado energy from wood to wind. Weekly series on the Pikes Peak region by Volunteer Paul.
Our Vendors come from all over Colorado and provide a variety of products to choose from. Including, Colorado fruits and vegetables, fresh baked bread, honey, coffee, food trucks, and more. We have space for 100 vendors, providing a large variety of products.
If you are a vendor looking to sell at our market please apply here:
https://wpfarmersmarket.com/selling-at-the-market
If you have any questions or suggestions please email
Basic survival in the woods for kids. Go home with some survival items and skills. Ages 5 and up. Led by Volunteer Naturalist Rusty.
Let's hike back in time to the era of bootleggers and outlaws! Along with Naturalist Jack, you’ll get to visit the cabin of the notorious Cahill brothers. Moderate, 2.4-mile round trip hike.
Come gather around the campfire and tell some spooky stories with Naturalist Jack while enjoying S’mores!
Learn to shoot a bow and arrow! Ages 8 and up, equipment provided. Led by the park Naturalists.
Check out this 3.3-mile loop trail with Naturalist Jack. Imagine what it was like to scratch out a living at this homestead 100+ years ago.
Burning with questions? Join Naturalist Jack and learn about what wildfires do for the forest and wildlife.
Stop by the Camper Services building to investigate the many different tracks of animals in the park and even create your own track casting! Led by Naturalist Abby.
Explore the underwater world of the pond to see who lives there! Hands-on fun for the whole family. Led by Naturalist Abby.
Join Volunteer Marisa on a trail that begins with a quick descent at first. From there enjoy the relatively flat, winding path through pine and aspen groves. Finally take a short climb up to the parking lot. 2.1-miles RT. Novice level.
Join Volunteer Naturalist Daksha on this lovely, 0.8-mile hike to discuss more than meets the eye about ecology of the park and the region.
Colorado has approximately 600 Ghost Towns with buildings and artifacts attesting to their history. The economy that created the towns and stories of their abandonment recounts the history of Colorado development. Weekly series on the Pikes Peak Region by Volunteer Paul.
Our Vendors come from all over Colorado and provide a variety of products to choose from. Including, Colorado fruits and vegetables, fresh baked bread, honey, coffee, food trucks, and more. We have space for 100 vendors, providing a large variety of products.
If you are a vendor looking to sell at our market please apply here:
https://wpfarmersmarket.com/selling-at-the-market
If you have any questions or suggestions please email
Ages 6+ Learn how to find animals, play an animal game and make an animal craft! Led by Volunteer Naturalist Rusty.
Join Naturalist Jack to investigate the rocks of the park and learn more about the formation of our beloved peaks.
Though commonly misunderstood, bats play a valuable role in ecosystems across Colorado. Join Naturalists Jack and Abby to learn all about bats!
Migrating birds have arrived and many have remained to breed and raise young. Come see and hear the summer birds as they are busy caring for their young and preparing to fledge. 1.5 mile slow-paced walk Led by Volunteer Naturalist Michael.
Enjoy the beautiful views and search for wildflowers on the way to Geer Pond with Naturalist Abby on this gorgeous, 2-mile hike.
Learn the basics of fly fishing with Volunteer Craig. 8 years and up. Equipment provided.
Never have I ever seen something so serene. Follow Naturalist Jack on a hike to see Never Never Pond. Easy to Moderate due to change in elevation. 2.03-mile RT.
Come learn about birds and their habitats by meeting a few birds of prey in person! Guest speaker will be Diana Miller, sharing her 30+ year career with raptors from the Nature and Raptor Center of Pueblo.
Jazz in July
Swing Factory and In-House Big Band
Sunday, July 30
6pm - cash bar reception
7pm - concert
Ute Pass Cultural Center, 210 E. Midland Ave., Woodland Park, CO
Free - donations are welcome.
This concert features musicians from the Pikes Peak area performing favorites from the jazz and big band genre. A unique addition to these groups are members of the French Hornsemble - the texture and Fr. Horn sound are unusual for these bands and they perform arrangements specifically done for this concert.
Bring friends to enjoy a glass of wine and jazz/swing band music!
A "Save the Date" - September 10, 2023 - the Woodland Park Wind Symphony concert at the ENT Performing Arts Center at UCCS.