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Get Involved: Cheyenne Mountain State Park
Become part of an enthusiastic community that shares your passion. Volunteers are critical in all parts of Cheyenne Mountain State Park. Volunteer today!
Friends of Cheyenne Mountain State Park
The Friends of Cheyenne Mountain State Park (CMSP) is a 501c3 with a mission to support and advocate for park goals. The all-volunteer board is elected annually and works closely with park management to ensure that we are working in collaboration to effectively and efficiently accomplish the mission. Don't have the time to commit to being a board member? You can still become a "Friend" through annual membership and offer support during their fundraising events!
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Ready to get involved?
Apply online to become a volunteer.
Questions? Contact Jasmine Wolcott
(719) 576-2016
Fuel Mitigation Sawyers
Certified sawyers lead a crew to safely remove dead or overgrown brush and trees, will create mitigation lines for wildland fire prevention. Sawyer training provided, but committment to project completion is required.
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Garden Crew
General CMSP Volunteer
Special Events or One-Time Projects
Share your special skills with the park! Projects are open-ended and provide an opportunity for creativity and suggestions for projects and/or assignments that are outside the realm of naturalist work, maintenance details or trails crew.
Volunteers may do the following:
- assist with clerical duties in the Visitors Center
- work on the website, Facebook and other media
- clean, organize, rearrange supplies within any of the park's facilities
- newsletter compilation and editing
- assist with park events and other projects
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Ready to get involved?
Apply online to become a volunteer.
Questions? Contact Jasmine Wolcott
(719) 576-2016
Timber Tigers: Fuel Mitigation Assistance
Join the Timber Tigers, a dedicated bunch of volunteers who remove dead brush and trees, create mitigation lines for wildland fire prevention and remove dead or dangerous trees as needed. Safety equipment and training are provided.
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Ready to get involved?
Apply online to become a volunteer.
Questions? Contact Jasmine Wolcott
(719) 576-2016
Trail Ambassador
Trail Ambassadors may:
- walk, hike, bike sections of the trails within the park to greet other visitors
- answer questions
- remind them of safe and responsible trail etiquette
- share unique historical and natural features of the park as situations prompt.
Volunteers must act as responsible role models exhibiting a friendly face to the public, great personal trail etiquette, and leave no trace practices.
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Ready to get involved?
Apply online to become a volunteer.
Questions? Contact Michael Ivis
(719) 540-5563
Trail Dogs: Trail maintenance
Become a Trail Dog!
Volunteers may do the following:
- Assist with the design, building and maintenance of park trails
- Retain walls and steps using erosion control methods to provide sustainable trail opportunities for visitors.
- Serve as crew members or crew leaders on trail construction, renovation, and maintenance.
- Design or install trail signage as needed.
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Ready to get involved?
Apply online to become a volunteer.
Questions? Contact Jasmine Wolcott
(719) 576-2016