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261
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53
Avg. Days on Site
$347
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$1,326,066
Med. List Price

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The Pineries Open Space Black Forest Section 16 Fox Run Regional Park Black Forest Regional Park 21 25 24 105 VOLMER RD. BLACK FOREST RD. Interquest Marketplace HODGEN RD. 83 BURGESS RD. SHOUP RD. MERIDIAN RD. BLACK FOREST RESERVE WOODLAKE LATIGO ESTATES SYLVAN MEADOWS FOREST GATE MERIDIAN RANCH WOODMEN HILLS PAINT BRUSH HILLS WILDWOOD VILLAGE PONDEROSA PINES BRENTWOOD PARK FOREST ESTATES HIGHLAND PARK STERLING RANCH TIMBERRIDGE CHERRY CREEK SPRINGS CHERRY CREEK CROSSING HIGH FOREST RANCH SETTLERS RANCH WINSOME WISSLER RANCH HAWK RIDGE KINGS DEER BENT TREE SANCTUARY POINTE FLYING HORSE NORTH CATHEDRAL PINES FLYING HORSE PINE CREEK NORTH FORK WOLF RANCH NORTHGATE BRIARGATE CORDERA GLENEAGLE WALDEN BLACK FOREST & Surrounding Areas CLICK ANY AREA VIEW LARGER MAP

Black Forest in Colorado Springs, CO

Black Forest sits just north and a bit east of Colorado Springs. This area is known for tall ponderosa pine trees, open land, and quiet living. If you like privacy, space, and a slower pace, Black Forest is worth checking out.

What Makes Black Forest Special?

The name comes from the dark shade made by all the pine trees. Not every part has thick woods; some spots have rolling hills without trees. Black Forest is not a city or town. It is an unincorporated area loved for its natural beauty and unique landscape.

Homes and Land

Most houses here sit on large lots, usually five acres or more. It is common to find land zoned for horses and homes with water wells. Water matters in Colorado—before buying, read about water rights and wells. Rules can be tricky, so learning about them will help you make smart decisions.

Weather

Black Forest gets about 100 inches of snow each year. That is nearly twice as much as downtown Colorado Springs, which averages about 57 inches. Snow makes the pines look magical, but plan ahead for winter driving. Main roads are plowed often, but some dirt roads may take longer. Ask locals about snowplow schedules before moving.

Parks and Activities

Two favorite spots are Black Forest Regional Park and Fox Run Regional Park. Together, these parks cover over 560 acres. You will find trails, playgrounds, picnic spots, and beautiful views. If you love hiking and biking, try the Pineries Open Space Trail, which runs for more than 8 miles in the northeast part of Black Forest.

Community and Schools

Black Forest spreads across several zip codes, including 80908, 80132, and 80921. Kids often go to schools in the Academy D-20, Lewis-Palmer D-38, or Falcon D-49 districts.

Other Things to Know

Living here means being prepared for nature’s ups and downs. In 2013, a wildfire destroyed many homes and acres of forest. Most areas have recovered, but some scars remain. The elevation is higher, about 7,300 feet, so the air is thinner and the weather can change quickly. Views of Pikes Peak are sometimes blocked by trees, but open land offers big sky and mountain scenery nearby.

Thinking About Moving?

Black Forest offers peace, space, and a close-knit feel. If you want land, quiet, or easy access to outdoor fun, it is a great place to explore. You can see current homes for sale and learn more about buying or building in the area. Always check water rights, road conditions, and community rules before you decide.

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