Welcome to the

      Cuerno Verde Owners Association Website

The Cuerno Verde Owners Association is managed by

the Warren Management Group of Colorado Springs.

The contact information for Cuerno Verde Residents is 

cuernoverde@warrenmgmt.com  – email address

Phone number 719-653-3017 (Cuerno Verde specific community number)

Owners Portal login: portal.warrenmgmt.com

Until the transition to management is complete, owners may also contact the Board of Directors of the Association at cuernoverdeboard@gmail.com

CVOA – 120 Clubhouse Way – Westcliffe, Colorado 81252

Within this site and on the pages (tabs listed above on the black menu bar), you will find the Association governing documents, contact information, information on construction, water meter reports, fire mitigation, helpful links, information on the clubhouse, as well as a gallery of beautiful images of Cuerno Verde. 

Cuerno Verde Pines, located southeast of the towns of Westcliffe and Silver Cliff, is a place of natural beauty and as a Covenant protected community is committed to enhance property values while preserving natural resources.  In order to protect our community and its members now and for generations to come, the Cuerno Verde Covenants, Bylaws and Policies are dutifully enforced.

Our Winter Vista

Cuerno Verde has much to offer, including a community clubhouse and large open spaces for hiking and wildlife viewing, several designated streams plus county maintained roads for the majority of Cuerno Verde properties.  Cuerno Verde Pines is the name of the subdivision while Cuerno Verde Owners Association refers to the people who live here – the very best part of ownership in Cuerno Verde Pines!

A few words from our ‘Hike the Loop’ organizer, Sally Strom:

We had a great turn-out for this year’s Hike the Loop!    We had 31 participants, including 3 grandchildren and 3 well-behaved dogs.   We had a good mix of newcomers and several who have hiked every year since the first hike in 2016. The weather was perfect, although chilly for our trek through Antelope Valley.  We all enjoyed viewing the eclipse thanks to several hikers who brought special glasses.   Even more cool were the shadows from the trees with their crescent-shaped patterns.    We all convened at the Clubhouse and had lunch – a perfect end to a nice hike.   We hope to see you all next year!

Hike the Loop 2023
Early Morning Winter View from Wykagyl Road in Cuerno Verde
Cuerno Verde Pines is pictured as meadows and dark green hills in the foreground. – In the background, the majestic Sangre de Cristos. To see a larger version, click HERE
Photo courtesy of Christoph Stopka
Photo Courtesy of Christoph Stopka
Photo Courtesy of Christoph Stopka
Photo Courtesy of Inge Munden
LISTEN to the sounds of a Rocky Mountain Stream The pictures above are of Autumn and Winter in Antelope Canyon. A beautiful male Rufous hummingbird is pictured at the top left and bottom left of this page, the following video link allows you to see a closeup and listen to the sounds of a female Rufous.
Scientific name: Selasphorus rufus LISTEN to the Rufous
Bottom right, photo by C. Stopka of Antelope Creek

This site is maintained by volunteers of the Association. Every attempt is made at timely updates.