Outdoors Expo

CPW Events

Colorado Parks and Wildlife regularly offers events, classes, and festivals for all our outdoor recreation enthusiasts. See our current events below.

Are you looking for a Hunter Education Course, Boating Safety Course, Clinic, or Seminar​?​​

Outdoors Expo

CPW Events

Colorado Parks and Wildlife regularly offers events, classes, and festivals for all our outdoor recreation enthusiasts. See our current events below.

Are you looking for a Hunter Education Course, Boating Safety Course, Clinic, or Seminar​?​​

May

31

Registration Required:

Please register for this event.

Public Archery

Saturday, May 31

Cheyenne Mountain State Park

Free Public Archery Class

May

31

Public Archery

Saturday, May 31

Cheyenne Mountain State Park

Free Public Archery Class

Jun

7

Registration Required:

Please register for this event.

Moth Night with Mile High Bug Club

Saturday, June 7

Cheyenne Mountain State Park

Join the Mile High Bug Club for the first Moth Night of the season!

Jun

7

Moth Night with Mile High Bug Club

Saturday, June 7

Cheyenne Mountain State Park

Join the Mile High Bug Club for the first Moth Night of the season!

Jun

11

Registration Required:

Please register for this event.

Full Moon Night Hikes (3 Mile)

Wednesday, June 11

Cheyenne Mountain State Park

Come join us for an adventurous Full Moon night hike!

Jun

11

Full Moon Night Hikes (3 Mile)

Wednesday, June 11

Cheyenne Mountain State Park

Come join us for an adventurous Full Moon night hike!

Jun

11

Registration Required:

Please register for this event.

Full Moon Night Hikes (1 Mile)

Wednesday, June 11

Cheyenne Mountain State Park

Come join us for an adventurous Full Moon night hike!

Jun

11

Full Moon Night Hikes (1 Mile)

Wednesday, June 11

Cheyenne Mountain State Park

Come join us for an adventurous Full Moon night hike!
Teachers at Upper Arkansas OUT class, 2018, photographer Tracy Predmore

Jun

24

Registration Required:

Please register for this event.

Upper Arkansas OUT, formerly known as TEN: Watershed Wonders – The Blue Lines that Tie Us Together!

Tuesday, June 24

Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area

Join Upper Arkansas O.U.T. (Outdoor Understanding for Teachers), formerly known as T.E.N., for 3 ½ days exploring the Upper Arkansas watershed. The class will focus on the importance of watersheds to nature and the people in Colorado. Topics will include water & natural resources management, aquatic wildlife such as beavers and fish, soil connections, and permaculture. We will also connect nature and water to art and mindfulness. Participants will visit local sites in the Upper Arkansas Valley and be exposed to a variety of hands-on activities that apply to science, social studies, math, history, art, and language arts. The goal of O.U.T. (Outdoor Understanding for Teachers) is to help teachers promote student understanding and appreciation of science and the natural environment through local, field-oriented education opportunities in the schools and in-school curriculum.  This event is taking place at various locations including Twin Lakes, Trout Creek Pass,  Hutchinson Ranch, and Coaldale.
Teachers at Upper Arkansas OUT class, 2018, photographer Tracy Predmore

Jun

24

Upper Arkansas OUT, formerly known as TEN: Watershed Wonders – The Blue Lines that Tie Us Together!

Tuesday, June 24

Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area

Join Upper Arkansas O.U.T. (Outdoor Understanding for Teachers), formerly known as T.E.N., for 3 ½ days exploring the Upper Arkansas watershed. The class will focus on the importance of watersheds to nature and the people in Colorado. Topics will include water & natural resources management, aquatic wildlife such as beavers and fish, soil connections, and permaculture. We will also connect nature and water to art and mindfulness. Participants will visit local sites in the Upper Arkansas Valley and be exposed to a variety of hands-on activities that apply to science, social studies, math, history, art, and language arts. The goal of O.U.T. (Outdoor Understanding for Teachers) is to help teachers promote student understanding and appreciation of science and the natural environment through local, field-oriented education opportunities in the schools and in-school curriculum.  This event is taking place at various locations including Twin Lakes, Trout Creek Pass,  Hutchinson Ranch, and Coaldale.