(COLORADO SPRINGS) — On Valentine’s Day, you can take your valentine on an adventure at Garden of the Gods with its 21st Annual Bighorn Sheep Day and celebrate Colorado’s Iconic wildlife.
According to the City of Colorado Springs, on Saturday, Feb. 14, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the free family-friendly event will be held at the Garden of the Gods Visitor and Nature Center. The event provides a unique opportunity to learn about Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep and their role in the region’s ecosystem while experiencing one of Colorado Springs’ most iconic parks.
Courtesy: Bret Tennis
Attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy wildlife viewing stations, live animal demonstrations, guided nature walks, educational booths, youth crafts, giveaways, and more. Additional parking is available at Parking Lot 1, located at the park’s main entrance off 30th Street.
“We are excited to host another Bighorn Sheep Day,” said Bret Tennis, park administrator at Garden of the Gods Park. “This free event is great for nature fans and offers fun for all ages, along with being a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the majestic Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep and their role in our ecosystem. We invite everyone to come out, enjoy engaging activities, and deepen your appreciation for our local wildlife.”
The City said Bighorn Sheep Day typically attracts between 2,500 and 4,000 attendees each year. The event is organized by Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services; Bear Creek Nature Center; Colorado Parks & Wildlife; Friends of Garden of the Gods; Garden of the Gods Visitor and Nature Center and Foundation; the U.S. Forest Service; Nature’s Educators; Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain; Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep Society; and Visit Colorado Springs.
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