Editing Scouting in Colorado (section)

===Girl Scouts of Colorado===
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The Girl Scouts of Colorado was formed in 2007 by a realignment of the five councils that had been serving the state, and the incorporation of nine counties that were previously served by councils in border states. The five previous Colorado councils were Mile Hi (Denver), Wagon Wheel (Colorado Springs), Columbine (Pueblo), Mountain Prairie (Fort Collins), Chipeta (Grand Junction); and the eight Colorado counties previously served by councils in other states were Archuleta, Dolores, Jackson, La Plata, Las Animas, Montezuma, Prowers and San Juan. The council serves 40,500 girl members and 11,000 adult volunteers.

Girl Scouts of Colorado has service center locations in [[Colorado Springs, Colorado|Colorado Springs]], Denver, [[Durango, CO|Durango]], [[Fort Collins]], [[Grand Junction, CO|Grand Junction]] and [[Pueblo, CO|Pueblo]]. There are also staff members who work in other areas of the state such as Bailey, Breckenridge, Estes Park, Crowley, Greeley, Johnstown, Longmont, Merino, Monte Vista, Parachute, Sterling, Trinidad, Red Feather Lakes, Sanford, Steamboat Springs and Woodland Park. Additionally, Girl Scouts of Colorado has divided the state into eight regions.

The council maintains three resident camp properties:
* Magic Sky Ranch, near [[Red Feather Lakes]], Larimer County is {{convert|750|acre|km2}}
* Sky High Ranch, [[Woodland Park, CO|Woodland Park]], Teller County established in 1952 has {{convert|880|acre|km2}}
* Tomahawk Ranch, near [[Bailey, CO|Bailey]], Park County is {{convert|480|acre|km2}}
And some regular camps:
* Meadow Mountain Ranch, near [[Estes Park]], Boulder County is at {{convert|8600|ft|m}} above sea level.
* Kiwa Korral, near [[Lyons, CO|Lyons]], Boulder County
* Hamp Hut, in [[Garden of the Gods]] Park, El Paso County. Built in 1953.
* Lazy Acres, near Pueblo, Pueblo County established in 1945
* Pawnee Lodge, near [[Sterling, CO|Sterling]], Logan County
* Twisted Pine, {{convert|20|mi|km}} west of Denver