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What's Happening

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Hours:  10 am - 6 pm,  Monday - Saturday

Check out our winter program schedule and stop by for some family fun.  Admission to the center is FREE.  Click for Driving Directions.

 

Events Calendar

All Walking Mtns Programs

Take a look at what is happening at Walking Mountains Science Center, follow this link to view all events online.

» current events

What's Happening?

Community Programs

Visit our new center in Avon for tons of fun: nature tours, astronomy, family naturalist club, weather programs & more!

» Program Schedule

About Us

Your Science Center

Learn about the state-of-the-art new science center in Avon.  Our LEED candidate buildings are a teaching model!

» learn more

School Programs

September through June

We're out exploring and learning about food chains, insects, living things, and biodiversity!  Teachers, there's still field program availabilty! » learn more

Annual Giving

Keep the wonder alive!

Support our Annual Fund today with your membership.  Funds are used to provide over 3,000 school children annually with experiential, outdoor programs. » learn more

 

Annual Report

Fiscal year 2011

View the 2011 Walking Mountains Annual Report, click this link to visit an interactive version online.

» Annual Report

      p.o. box 9469
318 walking mountains lane
        avon, co 81620

  970.827.9725 p • 970.827.9730 f

 

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Walking Mountains operates under special use permit from the White River National Forest and is an equal opportunity service provider.

Walking Mountains™ is a 501(3c) nonprofit that provides place-based education in natural and environmental science through science programs for Eagle County schools, summer science day camps and overnight camps, adult and family excursions that take place across Vail, Colorado and Eagle County, Colorado. Graduate fellows can apply to be environmental educators and intern naturalists. Formerly named Gore Range Natural Science School, our educational programs enhance scientific literacy, build environmental awareness, and inspire stewardship in children, adults, residents and visitors to the Vail area and Rocky Mountains. The science school is currently raising funds to build the Buck Creek Campus, an exciting project that is striving for LEED Platinum Certification through an extensive green build plan.