Girl Scouts Love State Parks at Cheyenne Mountain
Event Info
About this Event
Participants will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of activityes from 10AM until 2PM. Drop in activities include:
- Create Your Own Nature Journal
- Scats & Tracks Identification
- Skins & Skulls
- Knot Tying
- Leave No Trace Crime Scene
- Tree Cookie Necklaces
Self-guided activities include:
- Agents of Discovery
- Cheyenne Mountain State Park Trail Challenge
Not a Girl Scout? No problem! This event is open to kiddos of all ages regardless of if they are a Girl Scout.
**Although this event is free, a valid parks pass is required**
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