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Kaylee PaWildcat Senior Living took a tour into the Rocky Mountains! Together, we explored the flora, fauna, history, and culture of The Rocky Mountain National Park. Chef Eileen surprised everyone with a cooking demo and tasty treat of Bison Burgers!

Please check out our monthly calendars for more activities involving our educational tour of the different national parks our wonderful nation holds!

Here are some fun facts about the Rocky Mountains:

Age of the Rockies: The Rocky Mountains are around 80 million years old, making them one of the oldest mountain ranges in North America!

Diverse Ecosystems: The Rockies boast diverse ecosystems, from alpine tundra to lush forests, home to over 1,000 plant species and countless animal species, including elk, bears, and mountain goats.

National Parks Galore: There are several stunning national parks in the Rockies, including Rocky Mountain National Park, Glacier National Park, and Yellowstone, each offering breathtaking views and accessible trails.

Highest Peak: The tallest peak in the Rocky Mountains is Mount Elbert in Colorado, which stands at 14,440 feet. It’s a popular destination for hikers looking for a challenge!

Hot Springs: The Rockies are home to numerous natural hot springs, such as those in Glenwood Springs and Pagosa Springs, perfect for relaxing and soothing tired muscles.

Historic Trails: The Rocky Mountains were a significant part of the westward expansion in the 1800s. Trails like the Oregon Trail and the Santa Fe Trail traversed this majestic region, rich in history.

Famous Passes: The scenic roads in the Rockies, like the Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park, are among the highest paved roads in North America, offering stunning panoramic views.

Starry Nights: The remote locations of many areas in the Rockies offer some of the best stargazing opportunities, with minimal light pollution revealing incredible night skies.

Wildflower Seasons: The Rockies are famous for their wildflower blooms, especially in late spring and early summer. Fields of colorful blooms create breathtaking landscapes.

Cultural Heritage: The Rockies are rich in cultural history, with numerous Indigenous tribes having lived in the area for thousands of years, contributing to the rich tapestry of stories and traditions.

These facts highlight the beauty, history, and excitement of the Rocky Mountains, making them a great topic for seniors who enjoy learning and exploring!

ez is the new Sales Counselor at Wildcat! Kaylee has over 7 years of marketing and senior care experience combined. Kaylee earned a bachelor’s degree in public health from Charleston Southern University and a master’s degree in digital marketing communications from West Viriginia University. Kaylee is particularly drawn to the opportunity to be a part of the Wildcat team because of the commitment to provide compassionate care and enriching the lives of the residents. She also takes pride in the ability to provide personalized guidance to individuals and families as they navigate the transition to senior living communities.

Beyond Kaylee’s professional endeavors, her greatest joy comes from spending time with her wonderful family. Kaylee finds herself fortunate to have an amazing husband, a one-year-old daughter, and two fur babies (a Boxer and an English Bulldog) who inspire her every day. In addition to family time, Kaylee is passionate about college football and baking.

Kaylee is thrilled to be part of the Wildcat team where she looks forward to leveraging her skills and passion to contribute to our collective success. Feel free to connect with Kaylee to explore opportunities for collaboration or simply to say hello. We are all very excited about the journey ahead and the opportunity for Kaylee to make a meaningful impact.