Attention Ken Caryl Residents Please help! Several bears are frequenting the Ken-Caryl Valley and are, unfortunately, finding many attractants in your community. Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is asking that you take the following measures…continue reading
It is not at all uncommon to see bears at Ken-Caryl Ranch including at your home. Food sources around your property and neighboring properties will attract bears. Often times if a bear feels threatened it…continue reading
Bear sightings at Ken-Caryl Ranch are common, both in the open space and in the neighborhoods. Encountering bears should be expected any time of the year, but they are definitely more conspicuous in the spring,…continue reading
Bears are attracted to our homes and neighborhoods because of the attractants they find there. There are several attractants that entice bears to visit your property including bird feed, unsecured garbage, dog food and BBQ…continue reading
A change in the weather during warmer months can be a minor inconvenience, while being caught off guard in the winter has the potential for severe consequences. Always let someone know where you will be…continue reading
December 21, 2011 It’s extremely rewarding to view wildlife in their natural habitat. This is arguably one of the most valued resources that Open Space provides for the residents of Ken-Caryl Ranch. However, living in…continue reading
Winter is a beautiful time around Ken-Caryl Ranch and can be a great time to get out and enjoy the trails. If you’ve ever gone snowshoeing, cross-country skiing or hiking on our trails you know…continue reading
11/10/2010 For several years the Ranger staff and volunteers have been replacing old, poorly designed trails using sustainable trail design standards. The phrase “sustainable trails” is commonly used, but what does it mean? A sustainable…continue reading
Note: The following article is probably familiar to regular readers of this paper. Each year, especially in the fall and winter, the Rangers receive calls from residents reporting that a neighbor or friend is feeding…continue reading
A small group of bull elk have arrived in the Valley of Ken‐Caryl Ranch and have been seen hanging out in just about every subdivision for the past couple of weeks. I believe that at…continue reading
