Mueller State Park has over 5,000 acres of spring-fed meadows, forested ridges, and massive rocks of Pikes Peak Granite with several ponds that dot the landscape.

The park supports a variety of plant life ranging from native grasses and wildflowers to stands of spruce, fir, pine, and aspen.  Along with the elk, mule deer, and bears, many small mammals and birds share the park's habitat.

Visitors can enjoy year-round recreational opportunities, including camping, picnicking, trail use, fishing, and nature studies.  Winter activities include sledding, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing.  

Every season is a photographer's delight. 

 Mueller State Park welcomes leashed pets in campgrounds, picnic areas, and on the paved roads, but not on the hiking trails or in the backcountry. By keeping pets off the trails, we increase the chances of visitors seeing the various species of wildlife in the park and are better able to maintain this pristine Watchable Wildlife Area. To learn more, read Pets at Mueller State Park.

Come up today and enjoy Mueller State Park!