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Staunton Interpreter's Table: Leaf Peeping!
Saturday, October 03, 2020, 10:00am - 02:00pm
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Contact 303-816-0912
October Visitor Programs and Hikes!
Free with Park Pass - $9 daily per car or $80 for annual pass
Please note that programs are held at various locations!
Great colors still at the Policeman's cabin! Photo by @dale.outdoors Ranger Dale
Saturday Oct 3 and Sunday Oct 4
Interpreter’s Table: Leaf Peeping!! 10a-2p
The leaves are changing and the mountains look amazing. Come visit and discover how and why leaves change their colors in the fall!
Free with Park Pass - $9 daily per car or $80 for annual pass
Please note that programs are held at various locations!
Great colors still at the Policeman's cabin! Photo by @dale.outdoors Ranger Dale
Saturday Oct 3 and Sunday Oct 4
Interpreter’s Table: Leaf Peeping!! 10a-2p
The leaves are changing and the mountains look amazing. Come visit and discover how and why leaves change their colors in the fall!
Upcoming Programs:
Saturday Oct 10
Journey from the Heart at Marmot Amphitheater
With close ties to the earth, native North American cultures are a crucial link between human society and nature. The flute playing, circle dances, animal impressions, stories, songs, drumming, and sharing of the Medicine bag are presented in a very colorfully captivating setting, creating an inspirational program to draw the participant into the humor and ancient wisdom of the First Nations.
This hour long evening program presented by interpretive naturalist/long time storyteller Swiftdeer-Paige
Saturday Oct 17 and Sunday Oct 18
Interpreter’s Table: The Rut!!! 10a-2p
It’s that time of year! The male elk, deer and moose are battling and bugling to win the loyalty of a “harem” of females. Visit the Interpreter’s Table and see what the “Rut” is all about!
Saturday Oct 31
Trick or Treat Your Brain!! 10a-2p
Due to COVID 19 CDC and state mandates, we will not be having traditional trick or treating at Staunton. In an attempt to spread out visitors and to keep staff, volunteers and visitors safe, we will have educational hikes along two different trails. Start your hike at the visitor center Davis Ponds trail head or start at the Ranch Hand Picnic area Davis Ponds trail head. An additional hike will start at the Staunton Ranch Trail head. These self guided hikes will be fun facts and fiction about Halloween creatures and phenomena at Staunton Park! Visit the visitor center patio for an Owl display , the Meadow upper parking lot for a Bat display and the Ranch Hand Group picnic area to see the Mad Dr Staunton! Treat the kids to a fun and educational and sometimes tricky trail hike for a 2020 Halloween the kids won’t forget!
To keep staff, visitors and volunteers safe please wear a mask and practice social distancing.
Saturday Oct 10
Journey from the Heart at Marmot Amphitheater
With close ties to the earth, native North American cultures are a crucial link between human society and nature. The flute playing, circle dances, animal impressions, stories, songs, drumming, and sharing of the Medicine bag are presented in a very colorfully captivating setting, creating an inspirational program to draw the participant into the humor and ancient wisdom of the First Nations.
This hour long evening program presented by interpretive naturalist/long time storyteller Swiftdeer-Paige
Saturday Oct 17 and Sunday Oct 18
Interpreter’s Table: The Rut!!! 10a-2p
It’s that time of year! The male elk, deer and moose are battling and bugling to win the loyalty of a “harem” of females. Visit the Interpreter’s Table and see what the “Rut” is all about!
Saturday Oct 31
Trick or Treat Your Brain!! 10a-2p
Due to COVID 19 CDC and state mandates, we will not be having traditional trick or treating at Staunton. In an attempt to spread out visitors and to keep staff, volunteers and visitors safe, we will have educational hikes along two different trails. Start your hike at the visitor center Davis Ponds trail head or start at the Ranch Hand Picnic area Davis Ponds trail head. An additional hike will start at the Staunton Ranch Trail head. These self guided hikes will be fun facts and fiction about Halloween creatures and phenomena at Staunton Park! Visit the visitor center patio for an Owl display , the Meadow upper parking lot for a Bat display and the Ranch Hand Group picnic area to see the Mad Dr Staunton! Treat the kids to a fun and educational and sometimes tricky trail hike for a 2020 Halloween the kids won’t forget!
To keep staff, visitors and volunteers safe please wear a mask and practice social distancing.
Location Staunton State Park, 12102 S. Elk Creek Rd, Pine CO 80470
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