Trolls Colorado Springs

Discover Rita the Rock Planter, the troll sculpture in Victor, Colorado. Colorado Trolls: Spot the New Troll in Victor Colorado Finding Rita the Rock Planter is easy-we'll show you exactly where to park, how to reach this whimsical wooden troll in just a quarter-mile, and what to do when you get there. Plus, you're already near Victor's best adventures: waterfalls, gold panning, and Eleven Mile Canyon.

For U.S. travelers, allow us to introduce you to 13 giant trolls bringing fairy. The Colorado Trolls: Rita the Rock Planter and Isak Heartstone Have you heard about the Colorado Trolls, Rita Rock Planter and Isak Heartstone? These two giant art sculptures have captured the hearts of visitors, locals and anyone else who happens to stumble across them while exploring the state.

Keeping the specific location a secret is part of the trolls' allure. Dambo wants people to take hikes and work to find his art, hopefully attracting smaller crowds (and less trash). His latest troll - finished on Aug.

4 - sits between Cripple Creek and Victor, two small cities about an hour west of Colorado Springs. Dambo's trolls are made from recycled wood and have embarked upon a life of their own. Sparking the imagination and delight of viewers young and old, the trolls have carved out a special place in the hearts of people in Colorado and worldwide.

In Breckenridge, a troll called "Isak Heartstone" has been attracting audiences since 2018. Add a little magic to your visit to Colorado Springs with a visit to Rita the Rock Planter troll! You can find her by venturing into the Rocky Mountains near Victor, Colorado, and exploring the state's historic gold and silver mining area. This incredible sculpture by Danish artist Thomas Dambo is located 2 miles west of Victor, Colorado, and 48 miles southwest of Colorado Springs.

While. The Gold Camp District Impact Group in Victor, Colorado, brought in Thomas Dambo's "Rita the Rock Planter" to revitalize its economy. How to find Colorado's trolls Colorado is home to two of Dambo's giants: Isak Heartstone in Breckenridge and Rita the Rock Planter, in Victor.

In the mountains west of Colorado Springs, the historic gold camp of Victor was perfect for artist Thomas Dambo's imagination to go wild. The Danish sculptor spent the summer building his next troll close to one of the town's mining headframes from the late 1800s, beside an old blacksmith shop.