Beginning in March 2025, the Colorado Department of Transportation began a new project impacting Highway 67 in Woodland Park. The project scope includes mobility and safety improvements, as well as widening CO 67 from County Road (Evergreen Heights Drive) to West Kelley’s Road from two to four lanes with a shared turn lane. The original completion date for this project was expected to be October 2025, with an updated projection of Summer 2026.
Other work sitewide includes:
Building raised medians near major intersections
Installing new pedestrian facilities
Adding signal heads to West Kelley’s Road
Making drainage and safety improvements
Project Benefits
Increase capacity by widening the highway to four lanes, with a shared turn lane
Improve safety by adding medians and signals at various intersections
Enhance mobility and accessibility to all modes of transportation
Work Schedule
Traffic Impacts
Motorists can expect the following impacts during the period of construction:
A new lane alignment exists between County Road and West Kelley's Road and caution is advised
Daytime lane closures will exist on CO 67 Monday to Friday from 8:15 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.
Weekend lane closures will also be in place, as needed
Single lane closures will be in place in both directions of CO 67 from just north of the US 24 junction to County Road/Evergreen Heights Drive, Sunday to Saturday
Single overnight lane closures may occur in both directions of CO 67 (between County Road/Evergreen Heights Drive) and 900 feet north of West Kelley’s Road from Sunday to Thursday that will be managed by flaggers
Overnight single lane closures can also be expected in both directions of US 24 at the approaches to the work zone, managed by flagger operations
A full closure of Stone Ridge Drive at Ptarmigan Drive will be in place for water line lowering, adding pedestrian facilities, and milling and paving operations, with detour from Millstone Lane to Research Boulevard posted
Reduced entrances can be expected at side streets, area communities and businesses with access maintained
Uniformed traffic control personnel and/or flaggers will be onsite during certain work activities
An 11-foot width restriction is in place
Signs and construction devices are present to manage traffic flows
Refer to COtrip.org for real-time travel conditions and road closures
This project is managed exclusively by the Colorado Department of Transportation, and not by the City of Woodland Park. For additional information, please explore the resources below:
Project Hotline:
719-507-9083
Project Email:
publicinformation@comcast.net
To subscribe to travel Alerts from CDOT:
https://subscription.cotrip.org/
