Are you planning a trip or vacation to Colorado to view our wide diversity of wildlife? Perhaps you’re a resident looking to explore more of your state. Prior to starting your adventure, please take a moment to:
We strongly encourage anyone visiting the back roads of Colorado to be prepared. Make sure you have a good road atlas, food, water, proper clothing and some sunscreen. We also suggest bringing a pair of binoculars and bird book or wildlife viewing guide.
Orient Mine Bat Watching
A Southwest region event Bat watching available all summer from June through August through the Orient Land Trust. This hike is open to the public, and we kindly request that all guests use the Black Canyon Trailhead to access the mine. The road to this trailhead is primitive and unmaintained, and it may not be passable without a high-clearance vehicle.
Art & Antlers: Grand Mesa Moose and Art Festival
Join us to learn how to safely view moose on the Grand Mesa and visit with local artists! This event will be hosted at the Mesa Community Center, 48973 KE Rd, Mesa, CO. Presentations on moose viewing, the introduction of moose to Grand Mesa, and where to see moose in Colorado. Activities are for all ages and this is a FREE event! Food and art are available for purchase.
State Forest State Park Moose Fest
Come by the Moose Visitor Center (56750 Hwy 14, Walden, CO) and join in the festivities! The moose capital of Colorado hosts a variety of moose-themed events perfect for the whole family. A state park pass is required if you enter the park, however, all activities at Moose Fest are free! Learn about moose, take a hayride, and enjoy the beautiful scenery at this fun, free, family event!