• What is Woodland Park known for?
    • Named after the abundance of trees near the original town site, the city of Woodland Park is a wonderful place filled with breathtaking scenery, historic sites, and much more. The quaint mountain town has its share of serene sites and attractions, but also has a few surprising and exhilarating places that will thrill the entire family.
  • What are some places to explore in Woodland Park?
    • You’ll be able to explore the beauty and charm of Woodland Park at places such as Manitou Park Lake, the Red Rocks Group Campground, and Rainbow Falls Historic Site.
  • How far is Woodland Park, Colorado from Denver?

Things to Do:

1. Go on a wolf walk with Colorado Wolf Adventures

Go on a wolf walk with Colorado Wolf Adventures
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2. Visit the fossil museum at the Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center

Visit the fossil museum at the Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center
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3. Fish in Manitou Park Lake

Fish in Manitou Park Lake
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4. Take a tour with Great Outdoors Adventures

Take a tour with Great Outdoors Adventures
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5. Play on the Shining Mountain Golf Course

Play on the Shining Mountain Golf Course
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6. Have a picnic at the Red Rocks Group Campground

Have a picnic at the Red Rocks Group Campground
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7. Grab a sweet treat at Joanie's Bakery & Delicatessen

Grab a sweet treat at Joanie's Bakery & Delicatessen
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8. Visit UTE Pass Historical Society

Visit UTE Pass Historical Society
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9. Taste unique brews at BierWerks Brewery

Taste unique brews at BierWerks Brewery
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Best Time to Visit Places to Stay Tips for Visiting
Spring (March-May) – Cool temperatures with blooming wildflowers. Pikes Peak Paradise Bed & Breakfast – A charming stay with incredible mountain views. Explore Mueller State Park – Enjoy hiking trails, wildlife viewing, and fresh mountain air.
Summer (June-August) – Warm and perfect for outdoor adventures. Eagle Fire Lodge & Cabins – A cozy stay with rustic charm. Visit Pikes Peak – Drive or take a cog railway ride to the summit for breathtaking views.
Fall (September-November) – Crisp air and golden aspen trees. Woodland Country Lodge – A comfortable retreat for fall travelers. Drive the Gold Belt Tour Scenic Byway – Experience Colorado’s stunning fall colors.
Winter (December-February) – Snowy and peaceful, ideal for a mountain getaway. Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Woodland Park – A modern and convenient winter stay. Go Snowshoeing or Cross-Country Skiing – Enjoy winter sports in the beautiful mountain landscape.

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