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Mission: Into the Cañon!

North Cheyenne Cañon Summer Camp 2013 North Cheyenne Cañon Park is hosting Summer Camp on June 17 – 21 for kids, 7-11, who are really interested in Nature! Hike the trails, forge a stream, explore the intricate ecosystem of an indigenous pine tree and take your chances in the Amazing Cañon Race! Campers become Junior Rangers at the end of the week with a

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Columbine Trail

This trail makes its way up the Cañon from behind the Starsmore Discovery Center to the Upper Columbine trailhead near Helen Hunt Falls. The Mid Columbine trailhead is about 1 mile up the road from the main park gate by the Starsmore Discovery Center. The Upper Columbine trailhead is about 350 feet east of Helen Hunt Falls. Hikers, cyclists and equestrians can use this trail.

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A Few of our Board Members

Dylan Shuster

Dylan Shuster is a student at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs pursing a bachelor’s in chemistry and biochemistry. Dylan is a lab instructor for General Chemistry as well as a member of the Student Government Association as a Representative at Large. Dylan grew up in Cheyenne Canon and when confronted with the opportunity to volunteer for them for a summer four years ago,

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Judy Gelston

Judy Gelston is a long time Colorado Springs native who brings a versatile background in the public service field in a capacity helping those individuals less fortunate work towards self-sufficiency. Judy has had many opportunities to visit North Cheyenne Canon Park independently as well as with family and friends. Each time a visit has been made to this very well renowned park, it has

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Bob Falcone

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Alan Hale

Alan Hale is a retired financial executive from the technology industry and has an accounting degree from Oklahoma State and an MBA from Southern Methodist University in Dallas. Alan and his wife Karen and their two teenage children have been regular volunteers for North Cheyenne Cañon Park for many years. Among their many favorite places in the park is the top of Mount Muscoco.

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