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June 18 is hosted at Foxworth-Galbraith.
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Meet at School Pond trailhead
Come see the black bear claw marks and an amazing prayer tree from years gone by with Naturalist Ryan! Moderate 2-mile hike.
Always hike with a map, water and weather protection!
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Happy Wednesday Woodland Park! Tonight at the Woodland Country Lodge is Oakely who is sure to entertain you with his style of music.
Stop in early for Happy Hour, 3-5pm, and receive $1.00 off all beer, wine and well drinks. We hope to see you there!
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Meet at Grouse Mountain Trailhead
See gorgeous views of Pikes Peak, a pond and an old abandoned cabin. Led by Naturalists Eileen and Carrie. Take a break with local artist Cyndi for sketching time (no experience necessary). Moderate 2.5-mile hike.
Always hike with a map, water and weather protection!
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Meet at the Amphitheater
Beginning in 1820, the trade in Beaver Fur was the industry of Colorado for over 30 years and lead to the exploration and development of Colorado. This ‘first industry’ of the Pikes Peak region led to the future development of the west.
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Our Market features vegetables, breads, pies, pastries, jams, honey & pickles, salsas, pastas, birdseeds, birdhouses & toys, pet treats & miscellaneous items, natural meats, eggs, cheeses, flowers and plants, a variety of hot foods & drinks and seasonal specials
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Meet at Elk Meadow Trailhead
Join Naturalist Cindi and be on the lookout for elk as you explore the beautiful views of Pikes Peak and learn about the history of Mueller State Park. Moderate 4-miles.
Always hike with a map, water and weather protection!
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Whether you're planning to sip pink lemonade from your etched glassware or bring it as a host/ess gift to a lively barbecue this summer, you are sure to enjoy the results of this class. You will craft your very own designs and learn how to etch those designs into tumblers, wine glasses, or even a showstopping pitcher!
This is another one of those projects you'll be glad you attempted, because once you learn how to etch glass with ease, it may be a skill you use only about a million times afterward.
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The 90-minute Walking Tour of Downtown Woodland Park begins at 9:30 a.m., so please arrive at the UPHS Museum Center by 9:20 a.m.
The Museum Center is located at 231 E. Henrietta Avenue, next to the Woodland Park Public Library. Don’t forget to bring plenty of water and a light sweater.
After the downtown walking tour, walk through the bygone days with Ute Pass Historical Society. The tour of the five buildings comprising History Park is at 11 a.m. Exhibits and contents have recently been refashioned so “come again for the first time!”
While at History Park, visit the Old Curiosity Gift Shop, which offers an extensive selection of books and unique gift items. The Gift Shop is located in the Museum Center and is open year-round, Wednesdays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
For more information, call UPHS at 719.686.7512 or check out the Website at UtePassHistoricalSociety.org. We do arrange private tours of History Park throughout the year, so give us a call to set up a date and time.
All tours are weather permitting.
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The biggest day of fun all summer!!!
We will have activities throughout the park including: fishing, archery, target shooting, camping, Bear Aware, geocaching, fly-fishing, s’mores, prizes and more!
All activities are free with a valid vehicle pass.
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Happy Saturday Woodland Park! Tonight at the Woodland Country Lodge is Crazy Tony's Karaoke! Come out tonight for some real interactive entertainment!
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Meet at Outlook Ridge Trailhead
Join Naturalist Michelle in capturing the beauty of nature in watercolor painting! Hike out 1 mile to the view, you may want to bring something to sit on – blanket or pad. Supplies provided.
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Photography has changed a lot since the 1800s, and in this camp, we’re going to find out just how… but we’re not just going to talk about it, we’re going to get hands-on with it! We’ll even make our own cameras!
We will explore pinhole, cyanotype, film, and digital photography using our beautiful natural surroundings as our subject.
All art materials and tools are included, but please bring a snack, water, a jacket, and sunscreen so you’re prepared for all of Colorado’s moods!
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Meet at Grouse Mountain Trailhead
Meet Naturalist Kyle to hike the 4.5-mile Buffalo Rock Trail and explore Cheesman Ranch and the beautiful pine and aspen forests that surround this historic homestead.
Always hike with a map, water and weather protection!
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Meet at Preacher’s Hollow Trailhead
Celebrate summer with nature’s fireworks by joining Naturalist Penny as you view the local wildflowers. This is a gentle 2-mile loop trail.
Always hike with a map, water and weather protection!
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Check out our website www.mlazyc.com, or give us a call at (719) 748-3398
Reservations are required.
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Meet at Grouse Mountain Trailhead
Explore wildflowers, trees and wildlife of the park with Naturalist Lori. This unique trail is easy to moderate and 1.8-mile hike.
Always hike with a map, water and weather protection!
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Happy Wednesday Woodland Park! Tonight at the Woodland Country Lodge is Cari Dell who is sure to entertain you with her style of music.
Stop in early for Happy Hour, 3-5pm, and receive $1.00 off all beer, wine and well drinks. We hope to see you there!
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Meet at Black Bear Trailhead
Join Naturalists Eileen and Carrie on this 3-mile hike through forest and meadows to the Osborn Homestead. Any geocaches out there? Learn about geocaching and find a hidden treasure.
Always hike with a map, water and weather protection!
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Meet at Dragonfly Pond
Learn the difference between fly-fishing and spin casting, with Naturalist Linda. 8 yrs and up.
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Meet at the Amphitheater
The discovery of Gold in the Denver area in 1858, led to a mass migration to Colorado and the beginning of the mining industry that is still active today. Join us as we discuss the gold industry that lead to Colorado statehood.
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Our Market features vegetables, breads, pies, pastries, jams, honey & pickles, salsas, pastas, birdseeds, birdhouses & toys, pet treats & miscellaneous items, natural meats, eggs, cheeses, flowers and plants, a variety of hot foods & drinks and seasonal specials
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Meet at Grouse Mountain Trailhead
Join Naturalists Jeremy and Sylvia on this moderate 2.5-mile hike, exploring the flora, fauna and history of Mueller along the way.
Always hike with a map, water and weather protection!
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Learn the age-old skill of archery shooting! Adults and kids 8 years and up will be able to give it a try.
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Meet at the Amphitheater
Did you know there are blonde Black Bears? They can swim just as well as they can climb trees! Learn these, and many other fun facts about the American Black Bear with Bear-illiant speakers Jeremy and Sylvia. Remember to dress warmly!
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Meet at Homestead Trailhead
Hike a loop with Naturalist Nancy on trails Black Bear, Homestead and Geer Pond. 4.5-mile moderate hike. Bring water, sunscreen, bug spray and dress for the weather!
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The 90-minute Walking Tour of Downtown Woodland Park begins at 9:30 a.m., so please arrive at the UPHS Museum Center by 9:20 a.m.
The Museum Center is located at 231 E. Henrietta Avenue, next to the Woodland Park Public Library. Don’t forget to bring plenty of water and a light sweater.
After the downtown walking tour, walk through the bygone days with Ute Pass Historical Society. The tour of the five buildings comprising History Park is at 11 a.m. Exhibits and contents have recently been refashioned so “come again for the first time!”
While at History Park, visit the Old Curiosity Gift Shop, which offers an extensive selection of books and unique gift items. The Gift Shop is located in the Museum Center and is open year-round, Wednesdays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
For more information, call UPHS at 719.686.7512 or check out the Website at UtePassHistoricalSociety.org. We do arrange private tours of History Park throughout the year, so give us a call to set up a date and time.
All tours are weather permitting.
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What good are insects and spiders? The Mile High Bug Club will be at DRC to answer that question and display living and preserved insects and arachnids. They will have take-home freebies for all visitors. They will also have signed copies of the “Kaufman Field Guide to Insects of North America” and “Insects Did it First” for sale.
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Happy Saturday Woodland Park! Tonight at the Woodland Country Lodge is Crazy Tony's Karaoke! Come out tonight for some real interactive entertainment!
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Meet at School Pond Trailhead
Join Naturalist Nancy on this beautiful hike featuring 6 roller coaster hills! Difficult 3.5 miles.
Bring plenty of water and sturdy shoes!
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Named Best Teller County event for the past three years! This is a free community event, with performances all day, vendors, family friendly activities, and food court, beer garden. The Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration in Woodland Park's Memorial Park is a fabulous way to spend your holiday. A free event with activities including: wide variety of vendors, food court and beer garden, and loads of entertainment. You will experience a full day of music performances and other entertainment, jump features, a cave simulator, bouldering wall, first responders "touch a truck", and a tot zone for the wee ones!
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Our Market features vegetables, breads, pies, pastries, jams, honey & pickles, salsas, pastas, birdseeds, birdhouses & toys, pet treats & miscellaneous items, natural meats, eggs, cheeses, flowers and plants, a variety of hot foods & drinks and seasonal specials
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Check out our website www.mlazyc.com, or give us a call at (719) 748-3398
Reservations are required.
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Taking place every July 5th in beautiful Woodland Park Colorado, the Symphony Above the Clouds has always been and remains our primary mission. Combining live symphony music, fireworks, and the cannons of Fort Carson, 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.
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Make your way to our outdoor plaza for our annual DRC Craft Fair! It’s fun for all ages with face painting, jewelry, artwork, good food and so much more. Check our website for updates on attending vendors.
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The 90-minute Walking Tour of Downtown Woodland Park begins at 9:30 a.m., so please arrive at the UPHS Museum Center by 9:20 a.m.
The Museum Center is located at 231 E. Henrietta Avenue, next to the Woodland Park Public Library. Don’t forget to bring plenty of water and a light sweater.
After the downtown walking tour, walk through the bygone days with Ute Pass Historical Society. The tour of the five buildings comprising History Park is at 11 a.m. Exhibits and contents have recently been refashioned so “come again for the first time!”
While at History Park, visit the Old Curiosity Gift Shop, which offers an extensive selection of books and unique gift items. The Gift Shop is located in the Museum Center and is open year-round, Wednesdays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
For more information, call UPHS at 719.686.7512 or check out the Website at UtePassHistoricalSociety.org. We do arrange private tours of History Park throughout the year, so give us a call to set up a date and time.
All tours are weather permitting.
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We’re gonna make BIG art in this camp! Mural work and sculptures are the main events, and since we’ll be outside, we’ll have plenty of room to build and create.
We’ll learn about famous muralists and sculptors in history and even make a project that finds its way into a public space in our community! All art materials included, but please bring a snack, water, a jacket, and sunscreen so you’re prepared for all of Colorado’s moods!
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This is going to be another great VBS here at WPCC!
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Our Market features vegetables, breads, pies, pastries, jams, honey & pickles, salsas, pastas, birdseeds, birdhouses & toys, pet treats & miscellaneous items, natural meats, eggs, cheeses, flowers and plants, a variety of hot foods & drinks and seasonal specials
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What you can expect:
- Fun, friendly group of professional women
- Structured meeting with lunch ($18)
- Dedicated time for all members and guests to give a 60 second infomercial on your business
- Discover what other Teller County business women are doing
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The 90-minute Walking Tour of Downtown Woodland Park begins at 9:30 a.m., so please arrive at the UPHS Museum Center by 9:20 a.m.
The Museum Center is located at 231 E. Henrietta Avenue, next to the Woodland Park Public Library. Don’t forget to bring plenty of water and a light sweater.
After the downtown walking tour, walk through the bygone days with Ute Pass Historical Society. The tour of the five buildings comprising History Park is at 11 a.m. Exhibits and contents have recently been refashioned so “come again for the first time!”
While at History Park, visit the Old Curiosity Gift Shop, which offers an extensive selection of books and unique gift items. The Gift Shop is located in the Museum Center and is open year-round, Wednesdays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
For more information, call UPHS at 719.686.7512 or check out the Website at UtePassHistoricalSociety.org. We do arrange private tours of History Park throughout the year, so give us a call to set up a date and time.
All tours are weather permitting.
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Some of the greatest minds in history were prolific sketchers: Leonardo da Vinci, William Clark, John James Audubon, and Nikola Tesla were just a few!
At this fun camp, everybody gets a real field journal, a set of drawing and painting tools to keep, and a lot of open space to observe and record our natural surroundings in a creative and engaging way. Attention will be given to the connection between art and biology, and all art materials are included.
Please bring a snack, water, a jacket, and sunscreen so you’re prepared for all of Colorado’s moods!
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July 16 is hosted at The Andersen Building.
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