Field Trips in Colorado, United States

Dinosaur Ridge

Dinosaur Ridge in the foothills west of Denver offers students an extraordinary journey into paleontology and earth science.

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, perched just south of Colorado Springs, immerses students in wildlife encounters, conservation learning, and hands-on exploration.

Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum

Housed in a restored courthouse in downtown Colorado Springs, the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum brings local and regional history to life.

Cave of the Winds Mountain Park

Set in the scenic foothills near Pikes Peak, Cave of the Winds Mountain Park integrates geology, natural history, and adventure, creating a memorable environment where students see science in action.

Manitou Cliff Dwellings

In the foothills near Colorado Springs, the Manitou Cliff Dwellings transports students into the world of the Ancestral Puebloans, who constructed rock-carved homes over 800 years ago.

Paint Mines Interpretive Park

Paint Mines Interpretive Park spans roughly 750 acres and boasts a vibrant panorama of rock formations sculpted by thousands of years of wind and water erosion.

Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center

The Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center in Divide, Colorado introduces students to wolves, coyotes, and foxes in a sanctuary devoted to protecting these vital predators.

Buffalo Bill Museum and Grave

With a hint of cowboy culture, the Buffalo Bill Museum and Grave is the perfect place for teachers to bring their students who want to learn more about Indian heritage.