Stephanie Butzer joined the Denver7 team as a digital producer in June 2018 and is now the senior digital producer.
There is a crispness in the air after the sun goes down, and with dropping temperatures this weekend, it sure will feel more like winter than fall. While December is still far off, permits will soon become available to cut down your own Christmas tree in Colorado.
Want to grab a Christmas tree within 45 minutes of Denver while helping a Colorado state park thin overcrowded forests and reduce the risk of wildfires? This spot is for you! All permit-holders must either have a state parks pass or a day use pass. The latter can be purchased for $9 through CPW's online shop. Leashed pets are welcome. Discharging firearms is prohibited. Restrooms will be open.Price of a permit: $20 This National Forest is one of the more popular places to cut down a Christmas tree because of its close proximity to the Denver area. Many more permits are available in national forests compared to state and county parks.
Permits in the Pike National Forest specify a certain district — and you must stay within that area. All permits must be purchased in advance.White River National Forest
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