COLORADO SPRINGS — With temperatures in the mid-70s and the stay-at-home order lifted, Colorado Springs residents flocked to the state parks Monday.
Residents flooded the usual parks to hike like North Cheyenne Mountain, Garden of the Gods & Quail Lake for fishing and kayaking.
One hiker, who was enjoying North Cheyenne Mountain, believes that this a great opportunity to get out and enjoy the fresh air, while abiding by social distancing.
"If you're healthy, go out and enjoy, get the Vitamin D from the sun, and get out there," said Sean Singleton, a Colorado Springs resident.
If you do get outdoors this week with the new safer-at-home order in place, officials remind hikers to stay within 10 miles of your neighborhood, keep your distance on the trails and do not forget your face mask.
