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PHOTOS | Take a photo tour of Woodland Park
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In the Ute Language, Tava means Sun. This installation is meant to honor the Ute people who considered Pikes Peak a sacred part of their lives.
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7 miles north of Woodland Park is Manitou Lake, a 5-acre reservoir, popular for fishing, hiking, canoeing and biking.
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Motorized boats and swimming aren’t allowed. It’s on US Forest Service Land is there’s a $7 per vehicle day-use fee.
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Just a short distance from Manitou Lake is one of the most scenic camping areas outside Woodland Park – Painted Rocks.
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It’s named for the sandstone formations that are said to look like a streak from a paintbrush. There’s also a bike trail that runs from the campground to Manitou Lake.
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A look at the historic main street of Woodland Park
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Another longtime staple in Woodland Park is the Donut Mill.
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It has been serving massive cinnamon rolls, bear claws and donuts to locals and those on their way to the mountains for 36 years.
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While the much-too-big donuts (we can’t emphasize how large they are enough) are what they're most known for, the biscuits & gravy are a close second.
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A look at the historic main street of Woodland Park
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The Historic Ute Inn was one of the most popular gaming houses during Woodland Park’s peak of gambling and drinking in the 1940s. It has lasted ever since.
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The Hungry Bear is a restaurant with a theme. The entire place is covered with bears of every sort – teddy bears, comic strips, paintings…
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It creates a fun and cozy atmosphere that, along with their homestyle cooking, are probably why its been a favorite for breakfast and lunch since 1999
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BierWerks has been a Woodland Park hangout since 2010. They serve primarily German-style brews alongside sausage, cheese and pretzels.
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The Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center focuses on teaching visitors about dinosaurs as well as pre-historic reptiles and fish.
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The Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center focuses on teaching visitors about dinosaurs as well as pre-historic reptiles and fish.
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The museum is filled both with real fossils and recreated life-sized sculptures meant to illustrate what the animals would have looked like.
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The museum is filled both with real fossils and recreated life-sized sculptures meant to illustrate what the animals would have looked like.
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There’s also a large working paleontology laboratory on site.
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The 3.32-acre Memorial Park has been extensively re-developed in the last several years.
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It now has a gazebo, pavilion, performance shelter, pond, playground, basketball court and several picnic tables.
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Each Friday during the summer, the Woodland Park Farmers Market, which features over 100 vendors, is held at the park.
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The site of the Woodland Park railroad station.
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This is part of a community center that can be rented for events.
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Located in downtown Woodland Park, The Ute Pass History Park is comprised of five historic buildings: three homes, the town’s old jail and a cabin dedicated to trains.
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