Eagleheart Center for Art and Inquiry is a 7,000 square foot rustic ranch, built in the style of connective architecture, a montage of historic additions representing several generations of homesteading in Glade Park, Colorado. The main house and meeting areas are big-timbered with two foot thick walls of interior and exterior stone. The u-shaped plan, wraps exterior verandas around a courtyard open to one of three red rock canyons that ribbon the property. Eagleheart occupies 400 acres surrounded by BLM and the Colorado National Monument. Eagleheart shares its virgin land with mountain lion, deer, elk, coyote, eagles, bobcat, and bear. One family sized apartment and three log cabins house guests. Arts facilities include a ceramics studio with Raku, Laguna, Skutt and hi-fire kilns, a fine art studio, as well as a wood shop. Eagleheart Center for Art and Inquiry was built in 2002.

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