The Visitor Center, located atop Big View Overlook, features a scenic panoramic overlook hidden below the shadow of Pikes Peak.  In the heart of Mueller State Park, this information area features indoor and outdoor exhibits emphasizing the park's natural habitats, wildlife and heritage. Visit the Watchable Wildlife Kiosk and learn about those who call Mueller home.  At the Gazebo, hand painted panels of the surrounding mountains help you get your bearings before heading out on the Wapiti Nature Trail. 
Three trailheads connect you to short family friendly or long connecting hikes. Don't forget to pick up a trail map.

Give winter the boot and join us for a hike.  Grab your sunglasses and enjoy a picnic and a crisp scenic  hike in Mueller State Park.  All trails are open and available for hiking.  
Learn to look for wildlife tracks and other signs that tell stories of how the animals hunt for food and raise their young.  You may catch a glimpse of the beautiful elk and mule deer that live in the park.
To enhance your experience, check the calendar for naturalist guided hikes and educational activities throughout the park.  
Summer evening amphitheater programs provide naturalists and guest speakers the opportunity to share their love of the outdoors. Entrance fee is $7 per vehicle.  All programs are free.