Roxborough State Park’s naturalist guided activities

ROXBOROUGH, Colo. - Come join the fun, learn about nature and watch Roxborough State Park change with the seasons. Park naturalists will lead you on a journey of discovery through our guided hikes and activities.

Programs, sponsored by Colorado Parks and Wildlife, are free; however, please remember that all vehicles entering the park must purchase an $8 daily pass or display a valid annual pass. Please note: most programs require reservations. For information and to register for programs call the park at (303) 973-3959.

Please sign up for all programs (except Moonlight Hikes) through Eventbrite at https://www.eventbrite.com/o/roxborough-state-park-interpretive-nature-programs-amp-events-13389478828. A link to Eventbrite can be found on our website and on our events Facebook page. We will no longer be taking phone reservations, but please do call if you need assistance. As always, our program dates and events can be found on our website, in our Rambles Newsletter and on our Facebook page. 

Park Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Visitor Center Hours: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Jan. 19: Photographing Roxborough’s Landscapes and Flowers | 9 a.m. - Noon
Join Naturalist, Bob Rabito, an award winning professional photographer for 42 years. Start with a one hour slide presentation showing you how, when, and where to take the best pictures. After, hike an easy trail photographing the beautiful landscape, flowers and wildlife of the park. This is a program for everyone. Digital SLR, point and shoot and cell phone cameras are welcome. Reservations via Eventbrite are required. Meet at the visitor center.

Other upcoming events:
Jan. 25: Roxy Puppet Theater | 11 a.m.
Join the Roxy Puppet Players for fun, wild, and wacky tales of Roxborough wildlife. Ages: 8 years and younger, accompanied by an adult. Reservations via Eventbrite are required. Meet at the visitor center.

Jan. 26: Rox Talk | 9:30 a.m. – Noon
Rox Talk - And when they do, they tell amazing tales of events that have transpired on this little patch of earth! Join Naturalist Mary Taylor for an informal conversation about what the rocks tell us about their origins and the environments in which they formed.