Supporting Colorado Springs’ Red Rock Canyon Open Space through
Stewardship, Education, Advocacy, Community Involvement
for
Meditators
Hikers
Runners
Equestrians
Cyclists
Hikers
Runners
Equestrians
Cyclists
The Dakota sandstone hogback traversing White Acres is a highly visible part of the foothills backdrop for large parts of Colorado Springs and can be seen from as far away as the Black Forest and Corral Bluffs. On this property, the hogback reaches its highest point south of Fountain Creek .
If I can see where you are,
then you can see where I am.
Since White Acres spans the Dakota hogback. Its western part is in the viewshed of Section 16.
White Acres in our foothills backdrop
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Unlike the major parts of Section 16 and Red Rock Canyon, White Acres has yet to be permanently protected by a conservation easement.
Unlike the major parts of Section 16 and Red Rock Canyon, White Acres has yet to be permanently protected by a conservation easement.
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White Acres geology and ecology
White Acres history
White Acres Trails
White Acres map
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White Acres geology and ecology
White Acres history
White Acres Trails
White Acres map
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