Woodland Park, CO, often celebrated as the "City Above the Clouds," is a picturesque small town nestled in Teller County, about 18 miles west of Colorado Springs. This charming town is notable for its breathtaking scenery, outdoor recreational opportunities, and close-knit community atmosphere, making it a hidden gem for homebuyers. Woodland Park is surrounded by vast expanses of national forest, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and camping are popular activities, with numerous trails and parks accessible from the town. Woodland Park's natural surroundings are home to abundant wildlife, including elk, deer, foxes, and countless bird species, offering residents and visitors a chance to experience Colorado's wildlife up close.Woodland Park, CO Homes for Sale
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Woodland Park is a small town in Teller County, with Highway 24 running right through its center. Many homes for sale in this area do not have homeowners' associations and tend to be more "off-the-grid" than homes in Colorado Springs. It's an authentic mountain town that offers most of the same bigger cities' conveniences. The population of Woodland Park is estimated to be around 8,000 people. The average home price is around $750,000.
Woodland Park offers some of the best outdoor activities in the Pikes Peak region. Multiple state parks exist, such as Manitou Park Lake, Red Rocks Trail, and the Lovell Gulch Trailhead. You can find stunning views of Pike Peak from every one of these trails. Pike National Forest surrounds the area.
The average temperature in Woodland Parks varies between 15 degrees in the Winter and 75 degrees in the Summer. The winters are beautiful in the mountains, but they are long. The Summer is magical, with perfect temperatures and mild afternoon rain showers.
The average yearly snowfall in Woodland Park is around 89 inches per year. This amount is significantly more than Colorado Springs, which averages about 57 inches. The winters last longer in the mountains than in the front range.
In the heart of Woodland Park, you'll find the famous Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center. This treasure is a unique museum showcasing many fossils and exhibits from the pre-historic era. The T-Rex is a top-rated attraction.
The neighboring town of Florrisant contains the Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument. This unique park includes the largest displays of fossil deposits in the United States. It's a fun way to experience pre-historic Colorado. The Shining Mountain Golf Course is located right near the center of town. It has some of the most amazing views rivaling most golf courses in America.
Woodland Park, CO, is part of the Woodland Park School District Re-2, with Columbine Elementary & Gateway Elementary Schools, Woodland Park Middle School, and Woodland Park High School being the primary schools for kids in the area. It covers zip code 80863 in Teller County.
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