Kutsu PointWildlife · 5 minutes from the ridge
Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center
Five minutes down the road in Divide, the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center gives rescued wolves, foxes, and coyotes a home, and gives your group a chance to stand a few feet from them with an educator explaining every howl. It is the single most-searched reason people discover this corner of Colorado, and the easiest morning out you will have all week.
What to do
- 01
Book a daytime guided tour and meet the resident wolves, foxes, and coyotes up close
- 02
Try a feeding tour or a full-moon tour for a rarer, quieter experience
- 03
Bring the kids early, when the animals are most active and the light is best for photos
Know before you go
- Tours are by reservation and sell out in summer and on weekends. Book before you leave the house.
- It is a working sanctuary at altitude, so dress in layers and wear real shoes.
- Best for
- Families, first mornings, anyone who wants a genuinely wild encounter close by
- When to go
- Open year-round, weather permitting. Winter tours are cold but the animals are liveliest.
- Official site
- wolfeducation.org
5 minutes from your front door
Reach it, and still be back by the fire.
Kutsu Point sleeps sixteen on forty private acres, the perfect basecamp for The Wolf Center and the rest of the Front Range.
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