Sightseeing
Pikes Peak Railway
515 Ruxton AvenueBreathtaking views from Pikes Peak
North Pole Colorado Santa’s Workshop
5050 Pikes Peak HwySpectacular views from Ferris Wheel
The Incline
The InclineIntense hike complete with false summit
Woodland Aquatic Center
111 N Baldwin StHome to one of the largest Tylosaurs ever discovered.
102 Einheimische empfehlen
Rocky Mountain Dinosaurier Ressourcenzentrum
201 S Fairview StHome to one of the largest Tylosaurs ever discovered.
Shining Mountain Golf Course
100 Shining Mountain LnBeautiful views from course
Colorado Wolf- und Wildtierzentrum
4729 Twin Rocks RdFeed the wolves!
Green Box Arts
6990 Lake StreetVariety of arts and community events all summer
Food scene
Historic Triple B Ranch
27640 Colorado 67Horseback Riding for the entire family
Russ' Place
52 Co Rd 5The Wines of Colorado
8045 US-24Hungry Bear
111 E Midland AveGreat Breakfast
Fusion Japan
765 Gold Hill Pl SGreat sushi or curry
Churches
Woodland Park Community Church
800 Valley View DrImpact Christian Church
27400 CO-67Tipps für Reisende
Bräuche und Kultur
Altitude Awareness Pamphlet
Water, Water, Water! Our crisp mountain is exhilarating, but it is also very dry. You lose much more water than you realize in your exhaled breath and from perspiration. It is very important to maintain the body water.
You should drink two or three times more than usual. Fill your water bottle in your hotel. Do not drink from streams. Water and juices are better than coffee and alcohol. Remember, at altitude, one alcoholic drink does the work of two!
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Fire Ban Stag 2
*No Camp Fires *No Grilling *No Smoking Anyone who has lived in the Teller high country for long enough knows that scary and fiery times are looming for the entire region and the southern Colorado area as a whole.
The abnormally high-speed winds, coupled with low humidity levels and no precipitation, have without a doubt put the region in extremely high fire danger conditions.
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Children and High Altitude
It’s usually safe for children to go to high altitudes, but they are more likely to get high altitude sickness because their bodies have a hard time adjusting to low oxygen level. A child may not be able to recognize symptoms of high altitude sickness, so parents and other adult must carefully watch any signs or symptoms in children. Typically signs in very young children include increase fussiness, decreased appetite, vomiting, decreased playfulness, and difficulty sleeping. These symptoms usually appear 4 to 12 hours after ascent to altitude.