Royal Gorge Bridge & Park Hosts Earth Day Celebration on April 25
The Royal Gorge Bridge & Park will host Earth Day activities on April 25. The park plans a full day of interactive and educational programming focused on conservation.
Admission and logistics
Visitors who mention “Earth Day” at the gate receive a discounted admission of $15 for the day. The celebration runs during regular park hours on April 25.
Programs and experiences
Live raptor demonstrations will be featured in partnership with Nature’s Educators. These sessions let guests see birds of prey up close and learn about their role in local ecosystems.
Guided Nature Walks will be offered throughout the day. Walks cover the Royal Gorge’s geology, wildlife, and history.
Community and conservation partners
Local nonprofit groups will staff information booths at the site. They will share details on conservation, education, and community initiatives across the region.
Fred Toney, the park’s vice president, said the event connects visitors with the landscape and organizations that preserve it. He emphasized the importance of protecting the canyon for future generations.
Arts reception in Cañon City
Also on April 25, the Fremont Center for the Arts will host an opening reception. The event runs from 2 to 4 p.m. at 523 Main St.
The reception launches the Colorado Fifty Artist Canvas “Quilt” Project. The exhibit runs through May 1 and features a collaboration of 50 artists. It highlights Fremont and Custer counties’ contributions to Colorado’s creative community.
Public invitation
- The public is invited to attend both the park celebration and the arts reception.
- Programming is family-friendly and designed to raise awareness of regional conservation efforts.
For more details and updates, see Filmogaz.com. Plan ahead and check local listings before you go.
