Gazebo Lake
A new photo of Gazebo Lake taken on a sunny early November day. I had some spare time before venturing up the Pikes Peak Highway ... View Photo

Waldo Canyon Loop Trail
The Waldo Canyon Trail is a popular nearby with plenty of scenery, including view of Pikes Peak, Williams Canyon and the Ute Pass region ... View Photos

Historic Green Mtn. Falls Photos
J. Davis Spencer grew up in Green Mountains Falls in the 1950's and offer photos from his grandfather's generation in the early 1900's ... View Pictures

Lynn's Two GMF Photos
Lynn in Kansas submitted two photos of Green Mountain Falls and has been visiting during the summer time for much of her life ... View Pictures

Walk Around Gazebo Lake
Spring is in the air! Enjoy photos from a walk around Gazebo Lake in Green Mountain Falls ... View Pictures

The View Across The Highway
Across the highway at the Children's Ark main building, I took two photos of the mountain views behind Green Mountain Falls ... View Pictures

Belivdere Avenue Scenery
Scenic photos along Belvidere Avenue in Green Mountain Falls, including a nice-looking house for sale ... View Pictures

Bike Ride To Manitou Lake
A roundtrip bike ride from Cascade to Manitou Lake turns into a great opportunity to photograph Colorado's mountain scenery around Ute Pass ... View Pictures

Buildings Around Town
Enjoy this picture collection of some well-known buildings around town in Green Mountain Falls ... View Pictures

Green Mtn. Falls Neighborhood
Green Mountain Falls has many hidden and scenic views of nature's mountain splendor. These pictures are from Colorado Street and ... View Pictures

Our Beloved Gazebo!
The most popular landmark in our town is undoubtedly the gazebo in downtown Green Mountain Falls. Many have their weddings there, go fishing, picnic or just visit for some "peaceful time" ... View Pictures

Local Mountain Scenery
Enjoy the latest photos of Green Mountain Falls scenery. Fountain Creek, Pikes Peak and the southern mountain ... View Pictures

Waldo Canyon Loop Trail
The Waldo Canyon Loop Trail is located in close proximity to Green Mountain Falls. The 7-mile loop trail offers great views of Pikes Peak ... View Pictures

Pikes Peak Highway
If you live in Green Mountain Falls and frequently host out-of-town visitors, then you've probably traveled up the Pikes Peak Highway frequently ... View Pictures '

Hike The Catamount Trail
A popular hike among Green Mountain Falls locals is the Catamount Trail. Walk up Hondo Avenue to the very end. At the waterfall, ... View Pictures

Java The Hut Coffee
An Outdoor-Friendly Cafe!
A few miles up the pass resides a special coffee shop that is very outdoor friendly. Java The Hut opened in 2003 in Woodland Park and serves great coffee with outdoor gear, maps and books ... View Pictures

More Photos Around Town
The newest picture collection includes Gazebo Lake, the Falls Motel and the Crystola Bar & Grill ... View Pictures

Church In The Wildwood
The historic Church In The Wildwood was founded in 1889 and is a well-known historic landmark in the town center of Green Mountain Falls. Enjoy these pictures ... View Pictures

Stones, Bones and Wood!
Stones, Bones and Wood is a modern trading post and art consignment shop offering handmade jewelry, fine art, gemstones, woodwork and more. Located next to The Pantry ... View Pictures

Austin The Chiropractor
Cafe of Life Chiropractic Studio is located in Cascade and Austin Deimold, DC really helped out this webmaster. He's a professional GMF can be proud of ... View Pictures

A Tavern With Character
The Pine Gables Tavern is located right on the corner at Gazebo Lake, and is unquestionably a bar with a lot of character ... View Pictures

Breakfast At The Pantry!
The Pantry has been in business in Green Mountain Falls for quite awhile now, and their food is as good as ever! If you're a local, you know the cinnamon raisin bread is ... View Pictures

Rampart Range Road
The Pikes Peak region has definitely grown, but Rampart Range Road is still one of the best kept secrets for enjoying some scenery, solitude and testing out that new Jeep of yours ... View Pictures

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The 70th Annual Bronc Day Festival will be held on Saturday, August 2nd from 7a.m. to 4 p.m. in Green Mountain Falls.

The fun begins at 7 a.m. with a pancake breakfast at the fire station followed by a big parade at 10 am with the Fort Carson mounted color guard, fire engines, classic cars, floats, and the "Chicken Man".

The Festival will feature western entertainment and activities for the whole family including a Rubber Duckie Race, Pie Eating Contest, Nail Driving Contest, Midland Rail Carry, face painting, and kids relay races. There will be a 24 foot high dual air slide, a bouncer, a climbing wall, and more than 35 arts and crafts and other booths.

For more information call 684-9811.

Bronc Day Facts and Needs

The Bronc Day Committee needs volunteers to help run the event. To volunteer, please call 684-9811.

Welcome to Green Mountain Falls

Green Mountain Falls.org is a community web site where local residents, yearly vacationers and other Green Mountain Falls enthusiasts can gather on the world wide web to celebrate this special town.

Discuss the very best hikes and restaurants, share about recent Colorado roadtrips or adventures you've enjoyed, or answer questions newcomers may have about Green Mountain Falls. If you love Green Mountain Falls, you've come to the right place! Be sure to visit the discussion forum and say "hi".

Webmaster's Backyard Cam

This is the web cam of Steve, the webmaster of this web site. This web cam faces the backyard and west toward the Sawatch Mountains at his cabin in Buena Vista, Colorado. You can visit his page here: Colorado Cam.

Green Mountain Falls Photo Gallery

Growing Up In Green Mountain Falls

Bobby Jackson grew up in Green Mountain Falls and is currently stationed in Oklahoma. He submitted the photo above with some heartfelt reflections on how much he misses the town he grew up in.

You can read Bobby's writings and view the photo at a larger size here: Growing Up In Green Mountain Falls.

Kermit The Frog Mountain

Look... It's Kermit The Frog Mountain! Do you see Kermit? You can't miss it as you're driving westbound on State Highway 24. Kermit is laying on his back with his head to the left and his big stomach to the right. Hee hee! We are not sure what the official name is of this mountain, but if you're a local ... ;) You can a larger photo here.

Scenic Wilkerson Pass

I took this picture a few years ago on a wintery day at the Wilkerson Pass summit. The day before, there had been a snowstorm and the sun highlighted the "white blanket" of snow almost perfectly! (Click this link to see a larger photo.)

Way out in the distance are 14ers Mt. Shavano & Tabeugauche Peak, Mt. Antero and Mt. Princeton. The land in the more immediately foreground is known as South Park, a vast and rural region of Park County that sits over 8,500+ feet as a large desert-like plateau. The "V" shaped dipped in the purple mountains all the way to the right is the Trout Creek Pass summit.

Green Mountain Falls Gazebo

The Green Mountain Falls gazebo. Photo taken July 7, 2006.

Beautiful Green Mountain Falls

It was yet another fairly warm day today on March 1, 2006! Here's one photo taken inside the town center. Click here to see a larger photo.

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