Presented by Building Ute Pass Community
2025 Parade Participants
Ute Pass Regional Health Service District
Serving 539 square miles and four counties, we provide critical care through our dedicated team of 64 employees. With three full-time ambulances and two stations, we’re ready to respond wherever you need us. Our six ACT cars help deliver community paramedic services right to your doorstep including telehealth visits and behavioral health care.
Ute Pass Elementary School - 4th Grade
Ute Pass Elementary School’s 4th Grade Naturalists!
Cascade Volunteer Fire Department
Volunteer Fire Department serving Cascade and the Ute Pass Community
Colorado Cowboys
Old West reenactment group. We stive to keep the old West alive.
Friends of the Peak - Pikes Peak Bigfoot
Friends of the Peak' works to provide a unified, proactive voice for the preservation and restoration of the natural environment of Pikes Peak. We promote and enhance recreational opportunities and visitor experiences that are in harmony with the natural environment. And we get dirty with various trail maintenance via Pike National Forest permits.
The Banjo Mountain Man
Isaiah Stonecreek, The Banjo Mountain Man Isaiah brings his banjo down from Pikes Peak for his 18th annual visit to Bronc Day!
GMF Mayor
Todd Dixon is serving his second term as GMF Mayor.
John Smalls
Bagpiper
Joe Olds
2024 Bronc Day Grand Marshal
Like lots of other folks, I spent summers here until the opportunity came up about 10 years ago to live here full time. I had gone through the regimen of a business career, raising a family, losing a wife, house payments, broken down cars; the myriad of events one experiences going through life. The call of the wild came through loud and clear! The cabin in Green Mountain Falls came into the family in 1929. A home I was familiar with and loved, in a town that I loved. I spent a few years making my grandparent’s summer cabin a year-round sanctuary where I could spend the rest of my life in simplicity.
The hidden wonder of the great outdoors, the quietness of nature, the smallness of the community-all this and more pulled me. It was a decision that has made me content ever since. The community of people, also drawn to this quiet little bit of the past, cannot be described by mere words. They have enriched and gladdened my heart on a daily basis.
I have made many friends here. I am now honored to be named 2024 Grand Marshal of the Bronc Day Parade.