Do you know how to tell a wild cat track from a wild dog track? What about scat? Come and learn about these differences and more. Once you know your stuff you will be sent on a scavenger hunt to find and identify some tracks for yourself. If the high is below 32 degrees this program will be inside. Meet at the Visitor Center.

The first day of Spring is approaching which means soon we will see melting snow, plants reblooming and hibernating animals waking up from a long Winter's rest.  If you know a kiddo ages 6-12 who enjoys learning and exploring nature in every season, this program is for them. Guardians are asked to join their kids during this program. Meet at the Visitor Center. Register by calling the Visitor Center or via the Mueller Facebook event page.

This is a guided adventure led by Debbie, Certified Interpretive Guide and Naturalist Instructor at Pikes Peak State College. Discover the history, science and art of observing nature and recording observations. Then practice your own skills.

Did you know that Mueller is applying to become a Dark Sky Park through DarkSky International? This is a long process. Find out why keeping our skies dark at night is so important to us and the natural world, making it a worthwhile goal. Meet at the Visitor Center.

This is an annual Mueller event for the community to come and enjoy a variety of outdoor activities. Activities offered will include: archery, target shooting, geocaching, camping, fishing, Dutch oven cooking and more. All skill levels and abilities are welcome. More details to be determined.