Wildlife Wonder Walk at Cheyenne Mountain
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About this Event
Join us as we embark on an adventure to learn about some of the wildlife that call Cheyenne Mountain home!
This hike will take place along Zook Loop (~1 mile). We will make stops along the trail to discuss where critters might live, what they might eat and who might eat them. If we are lucky enough to see some of these amazing animals along our way, we will take time to discuss behaviors and adaptations that we are able to observe with our eyes, as well as ways to respect wildlife.
This program is recommended for ages 6+
Advanced registration required. Although this program is free a valid park pass is required on every vehicle that enters the park.
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