Colorado State Parks offers interpretive and environmental
education opportunities for all ages. Nature programs, volunteer
trainings, campfire talks and junior ranger programs are just a
few of the ways visitors can learn more about the flora, fauna,
geology and history of our state parks. Former Lt. Gov. Barbara
O'Brien asked Colorado kids to submit suggestions on what they
think should be included in their Outdoor Bill of Rights, which
was being created to encourage children to reconnect with the
outdoors. The list includes many activities which can be found
in Colorado State Parks. Take a look at our Family and Kids page
for nature-inspired family activities. Colorado has 42 state
parks which all offer an array of activities, some which include
wildlife viewing, Nature Centers, group picnic areas, and many
multiple-use trails. Many Colorado State Parks offer programs
and activities for children of all ages, including Junior Ranger
programs and special offerings for teens. The following is a
sample listing