Nature & Outdoors in Pueblo, CO programs

A fun way to spend Friday afternoon with kids. Kids can explore the entire gym, climb, play, and burn off some energy. Admission, climbing shoes, and a harness are all included. Parents or guardians must remain present and actively supervise.

In session · ends Dec 31

$15

Longmont, CO

recreation

Ages 3–12

🚀 Registration Open

Tiny Tots

Boulder Rock Club

This program is an introductory climbing experience specifically designed for young children. It focuses on building basic movement skills and confidence on the wall in a fun, safe setting. Participants learn the fundamentals of climbing through games and guided instruction.

In session · ends Dec 31

Climbing Classes

Lakewood Link Recreation Center

Climbing classes offered at Lakewood Link Recreation Center.

See website for dates

Elementary Crew

Boulders Climbing Gym

The Elementary Crew is a climbing program designed specifically for younger children to learn the fundamentals of rock climbing. It is for kids aged 6 to 9, regardless of their prior climbing experience. Participants gain physical coordination and confidence while learning safety protocols in a fun, group-based setting.

In session · ends Dec 31

Youth Climbing Club Sessions

Climbing Collective

Youth climbing club sessions for various age groups.

Starts this week · Oct 26

Virtual Junior Ranger Program

Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site

This online alternative allows children to learn about the history of Bent's Old Fort from home. Participants complete paper activity pages and online tasks to explore the people, places, and events of the 1840s fur trade. Once finished, participants can download and print a virtual Junior Ranger badge.

Marmots Climbing Club

UG Climbing (CampGrippen)

Ongoing youth climbing club for those who have passed the Akademie class or are belay certified.

In session · ends Dec 31

$150

Castle Rock, CO 80109

recreation

Ages 6–8

🚀 Registration Open

Tiny Tots

Boulder Rock Club

Climbing program specifically designed for little climbers.

See website for dates

Zoo School (Spring Semester)

Pueblo Zoo

An outdoor learning and conservation education program for students, featuring zoo walks, science experiments, and observation.

2026 MATYA Season

Miners Alley Performing Arts Center

Miners Alley Theatre for Young Audiences (MATYA) presents a season of performances for young audiences, including "Paul Bunyan Tales," "Cinderella," "Juan Bobo’s Pig Saves the Farm," "Cavemen Versus Zombies," and "The Story of the Nutcracker."

In session · ends Dec 31

Junior Ranger Nature Pack

City of Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department

A no-cost program offering outdoor activity packs for children aged 7-13, designed to encourage exploration and learning in local parks.

Teen Rock Climbing

City of Lakewood Parks and Recreation

Climbing wall at Lakewood Link Recreation Center offering bouldering, lead, and top-rope climbing.

In session · ends Dec 31

Rock Stars 2

City of Lakewood - Arts, Culture and History Programs

An advanced climbing program for children ages 8-15, emphasizing advanced techniques and competition preparation.

Recreational Youth Program (Ages 9-13)

G1 Climbing + Fitness

Recreational youth climbing program meeting on Saturdays. Price includes gear rental and instruction.

In session · ends Dec 31

Indoor Wall Climbing

Small Champions

In partnership with Eagle Climbing and Fitness, this program offers two hours of expert instruction per week. It provides a safe and stimulating environment for children to learn climbing skills. The program focuses on building confidence and physical ability through adaptive techniques.

In session · ends Nov 15

Trunk or Treat at Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature Center

Garden of the Gods Visitor Center

Join us for a day dedicated to celebrating the amazing National Natural Landmark that is Garden of the Gods Park!

Starts this week · Oct 25

Junior Ranger Program

Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site

The Junior Ranger program is a self-guided educational experience designed for children visiting the historic site. Participants complete a bilingual activity booklet featuring place-based tasks that explore the history of the southwestern borderlands and the American fur trade. Upon completion, children review their work with a park ranger to earn a wooden Junior Ranger badge.