Take on a different perspective and slow down on the way to Peak View Pond, observing smaller elements in the landscape and ecology. Led by Naturalist Abby. ~2.0 mile RT, great for kids!
What’s that prowling around!? Come learn about the different big cats that are in the area and what to do if you see one. Welcome to all ages. Since we don’t have fur like our feline friends, bring a jacket for the cool, evening air.
Colorado Women have always led the state of Colorado development. In this talk, we will trace women leaders from Native Americans to 20th century scientists.
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
Hike this easy to moderate route through the beautiful woods of Mueller. Have a glimpse of the Dynamite Cabin. All runners are welcome. Led by Naturalist Jack. 1.8-mile, round trip.
Come join naturalist Jack while we explore the history of mining in Colorado. We’ll cover the early mining days, the gold rush, and how mining shaped the state’s economy and culture. Hands on for kids as well!
Join us on our outdoor plaza for this annual event. We have animal rescue and support groups and crafters. Adopt an animal and receive 4 free admissions to the museum to be used at a later date. Check out our website for more in-depth details.
Learn the basics of fly fishing with Volunteer Craig. 8 years and up. Equipment provided.
Join Habitat for Humanity of Teller County for the 15th annual Vino & Notes Festival
This brings together some of Colorado’s finest wineries, great food, and local musicians. Vino & Notes 2023 will take place in Woodland Park’s beautiful Memorial Park on Saturday, August 6th from 12:00pm-8:30pm (exhibitors 12pm-6pm and music till 8:30pm). Also stop by the Beer Garden till 8:30pm! This wine, food, and jazz festival benefits Habitat for Humanity of Teller County. Vino & Notes is NOT dog-friendly event.
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VIP Experience
$55 Pre Purchased or $60 Day Of
General Admission
$35 Pre Purchased or $40 Day of
$10 off Military/EMS
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.
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.
23rd Annual TOUCH-A-TRUCK Day at Meadow Wood Sports Complex, Woodland Park. Wednesday, August 9th 10:00am – 12:00pm, FREE event!
Kids come climb and crawl on more than 20 big trucks and emergency vehicles. Vehicles you can expect to experience are Fire Engines, Ambulance, Dump Trucks, Snow Plow, Street Sweeper, Police Car, Back Hoe, School Bus and more.
You can see all the fun photos from past years here: https://flic.kr/s/aHsjknKscC
Do you have an interesting personal or organization vehicle and want to participate? Contact Nicol Randolph: nrandolph@tre.org
Join Naturalist Abby as we investigate the life of an owl. Hands on and fascinating!
Join Volunteer Naturalist Rose on this 5.25mi trek to Cheesman Ranch in the beautiful backcountry! Few steep inclines, but rated moderate due to length & sun exposure.
Join Naturalist Abby as we pick up trash and leave the trail better than we found it on the way to the Raven Ridge Overlook. 1.8mi RT.
Join us for our End of Summer Foam Party! Jam out to music while playing in massive amounts of bubbles and enjoying the end of the summer. We did a lot great things the past few months and it's time to celebrate!
Hike this easy to moderate route through the beautiful woods of Mueller. Have a glimpse of the Dynamite Cabin. All runners are welcome. Led by Naturalist Jack. 1.8-mile, round trip.
The Spanish were among the earliest European explorers of Colorado as they searched unsuccessfully for gold. With the Louisiana Purchase, the US Army was sent to explore and map the new purchase, with ongoing exploration by the mountain men, and government mapping in search of a route for the railroads to California. Dress warm and join us for this interesting period in the History of the Pikes Peak region!
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
Take a lovely stroll through the forest on the way to Peak View Pond with Naturalist Abby. 1.25mi RT.
Join Naturalist Jack to investigate the rocks of the park and learn more about the formation of our beloved peaks.
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.
Quilters Above the Clouds is a non-profit organization whose primary purpose is promoting an interest in and appreciation of the art of quilting, share quilting information and education, sponsor local and nationally known speakers and provide workshops to encourage high standards of quilting techniques and designs, encourage creativity, and provide hand-crafted quilts to area non-profit agencies and individuals in need. The charity mission of Quilters Above the Clouds is to assist the community by utilizing the talents of our members to create quilts and related items for those in need and to donate these items to non-profit agencies throughout Teller and Park Counties. More information about the guild is available at www.quiltersabovetheclouds.com.
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.
Learn to shoot a bow and arrow! Ages 8 and up, equipment provided. Led by the park Naturalists.
See 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.
Come gather around the campfire and tell some spooky stories with Naturalist Jack while enjoying S’mores!
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.
School is back in session! Join Naturalist Abby on this 1.61mi loop to School Pond.
Join Volunteer Eileen and on a gorgeous hike on Outlook Ridge and stop for an outdoor sketching session. No experience necessary for sketching and supplies will be provided. 1.5-miles RT.
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.
Beginning in 1820, the trade in Beaver Fur was the industry of Colorado for over 30 years and led to the exploration and development of Colorado. This first industry of the Pikes Peak region led to the future development of the west.
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
The Salute to American Veterans Rally is the longest-standing gathering of veterans & patriots West of the Mississippi.
Colorado's greatest celebration of freedom, patriotism, and camaraderie is always free, open to the public, and not to be missed. Join us as we honor, respect, and remember those brave Americans who have given us the greatest gift of all: Freedom.
Learn the basics of fly fishing with Volunteer Craig. 8 years and up. Equipment provided.
Come join naturalist Jack while we explore the history of mining in Colorado. We’ll cover the early mining days, the gold rush, and how mining shaped the state’s economy and culture. Hands on for kids as well!
Though commonly misunderstood, bats play a valuable role in ecosystems across Colorado. Join Naturalists Abby & Jack to learn all about bats!
The Salute to American Veterans Rally is the longest-standing gathering of veterans & patriots West of the Mississippi.
Colorado's greatest celebration of freedom, patriotism, and camaraderie is always free, open to the public, and not to be missed. Join us as we honor, respect, and remember those brave Americans who have given us the greatest gift of all: Freedom.
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 with special guest Joe Lefleur (regional bird
expert).
Unwind & immerse your senses in nature's beauty & wonder! Enjoy creating ephemeral (temporary) art with elements we find (& leave) on this mindful 1 mile wellness wander with Nature Therapy Guide Jane. We close with a forest tea. Bring water & rain gear. Ages 12+ recommended.
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.
Join raptor expert Debbie for an evening all about the many birds of prey found in Colorado.
Take on a different perspective and slow down on the way to Peak View Pond, observing smaller elements in the landscape and ecology. Led by Naturalist Abby. ~2.0 mile RT, great for kids!
School is back in session! Join Naturalist Abby on this 1.61mi loop to School Pond.
Hike this easy to moderate route through the beautiful woods of Mueller. Have a glimpse of the Dynamite Cabin. All runners are welcome. Led by Naturalist Jack. 1.8-mile, round trip.
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.
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 basics of fly fishing with Volunteer Craig. 8 years and up. Equipment provided.
State Park at this family, fun event today!
Learn how the Mueller family raised cattle
and award-winning Quarter Horses on this
land! Try out some pioneer crafts and
skills, games and tasty treats! Free pony
rides for kids! Artisans sharing their talents
- spinning and weaving, quilting, farm
animals, hay ride and much more!
Come see these original productions produced in less than 24 hours! What could go wrong?
Thank you to our sponsor - Reserve Our Gallery
General nature hike to the highest point in
the park with a beautiful overlook. See if
moss really does grow on the north side of
the tree. Led by Volunteer Naturalist
Michael.
A favorite trail in the park, this trail
descends into a lush valley in the
backcountry to a beautiful pond, then up a
canyon to see a tiny waterfall! Rated
difficult due to 700 feet elevation change.
Bring water and a snack! Led by Volunteer
Naturalist Rose.
Join Naturalist Abby as we investigate the life of an owl. Hands on and fascinating!
Learn the basics of fly fishing with Volunteer Craig. 8 years and up. Equipment provided.
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.
A fun part of studying history is tracing the connection of events which led to today. In this talk, we’ll trace the connection of Henry VIII of England's desire for a male heir to Colorado Statehood.