Our Mission
A leader in conservation, captive breeding and animal care, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo connects people with wildlife and wild places through experiences that inspire action.
A leader in conservation, captive breeding and animal care, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo connects people with wildlife and wild places through experiences that inspire action.
Information
- Location:
- Colorado Springs, CO, 80906
- Phone:
- (719) 633-9925
- Mon - Sun:
- 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Panama ExpeditionUpdated about a month ago
Guest PhotosUpdated about a month ago
Have you meet the Zoo’s Three Deer? I first met them 30 years ago as a little girl proudly posing for a photo next to my cousin who was visiting all the way from Florida – the Three Deer stood majestically in our photo’s background.
Generations of families have posed for photos in front of this magnificent creation. Do you have family photos that include the Three Deer? If so, email them to blogkeeper@cmzoo.org for your chance to win 4 free Sky Ride tickets.
Select photos will be posted on Facebook and one family photo will be posted on the blog. The family of the winning photo will also receive 4 Sky Ride passes. Deadline September 30, 2009.
It’s happening this Saturday, April 18th starting at 10am on the greens at the Lodge at Moose Lake near Rocky Mountain Wild at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo.
Read more at here: BowlingforRhinosEvents or call 633-9925 ext. 133 for more information. Come join us and show your support for conservation!
*Bowling for Rhinos is an annual fundraising event held by local chapters of the American Association of Zookeepers across the country. 100% of funds go to rhino conservation in Africa and Indonesia.
Read more at here: BowlingforRhinosEvents or call 633-9925 ext. 133 for more information. Come join us and show your support for conservation!
*Bowling for Rhinos is an annual fundraising event held by local chapters of the American Association of Zookeepers across the country. 100% of funds go to rhino conservation in Africa and Indonesia.
After all the hidden eggs have been found this Easter Sunday, bring the extras to Cheyenne Mountain Zoo for an "Easter Egg Extravaganza"! Weather permitting, keepers will be collecting old fashioned hard-boiled and dyed Easter eggs at a variety of locations and times throughout the Zoo, then feeding them to the animals.
Keepers ask that only dyed hard-boiled eggs be donated for this event please. Animals cannot eat eggs embellished with paint or markers, stickers, glitter or any other alterations. One egg per child per area will be collected for distribution.
Visit our website for an Easter Egg Feeding Schedule. Thank you for being a part of this special and enriching day for the animals!
Keepers ask that only dyed hard-boiled eggs be donated for this event please. Animals cannot eat eggs embellished with paint or markers, stickers, glitter or any other alterations. One egg per child per area will be collected for distribution.
Visit our website for an Easter Egg Feeding Schedule. Thank you for being a part of this special and enriching day for the animals!
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo's Notes
The Three Deer Photo ContestSep 3, 2009
Bowling for Rhinos at the Zoo, then Brunzwick Zone, this Saturday!Apr 14, 2009
Easter Egg ExtravangazaApr 10, 2009
See our skunk, Tiger Lily, on today's Fox 21 Morning News!Apr 9, 2009
April 18th - Bowling for Rhinos FundraiserApr 2, 2009
Preschool Zoo Discovery ProgramsMar 20, 2009
Dinosaur Days at Mountaineer Sky Ride this Spring Break!Mar 17, 2009
Manifesto for Apes and NatureMar 6, 2009
"Spring Forward" for amphibian conservation Sunday, March 8!Mar 5, 2009
In Between the SpotsJan 20, 2009