Getting kids to play outside more often is such an important mission, and we’re getting help from people and organizations all over Colorado. Everyone, from Colorado Parks and Wildlife to the Denver Public Library, is offering programs and activities. Best of all, most of them are free. Learn how you can get involved.
Crank up your outdoor adventures! Denver Parks and Recreation offers year-round activities for youth and families to get outside and stay active. Check out everything from group hikes and environmental education to the Genesee Ropes course and paddleboarding in the latest activity guide.
Want to take your kiddo to a state park but you’re on a budget? Colorado libraries are lending free "Check Out State Parks" passes and an activity backpack with binoculars, brochures and more. Find a participating library near you, check out the backpack with your library card, and start exploring.
Ready. Set. CO is a state-wide challenge to make us the healthiest state and get Colorado back to the summit of good health.
PEAK Online videos and activities help kids ages 7-12 understand the Seven Principles of outdoor ethics and how Leave No Trace skills help protect outdoor places we love. After you and your kiddo complete PEAK Online, download a certificate of completion.
Want a way to track your adventures across our amazing state and get rewarded? Thanks to CPW you can. Just visit a state park or hatchery and ask for a free passport. Then challenge yourself to visit parks and collect all of the stamps. Send a photo of your completed passport to collect your prize.
Visit this online hub for all things distance learning and real food. Every Friday, Big Green shares new and engaging lessons, videos, events, and activities perfect for the at-home learner.
