Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center

Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center is an AZA-accredited nonprofit educational facility established in 1993, located in Divide, Colorado in Teller County. The center is dedicated to wolf conservation, education, and care, housing a resident wolf pack alongside other wildlife. Visitors can choose from a variety of tour experiences, including standard guided tours, feeding tours, full moon tours, and specialized kids tours, all designed to foster appreciation for wolves and the natural world. The center also offers photo tours and unique seasonal events that bring guests into close, respectful contact with the animals. Interactive educational programming emphasizes the importance of wildlife conservation and how individuals can make a difference. Open Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, the center welcomes families, school groups, and wildlife enthusiasts seeking an inspiring connection with these remarkable animals in a mountain setting.