History and Happenings of Pinehaven in Cuchara, Colorado
Videos
These short videos capture Pinehaven’s story in a captivating, documentary style—each one offering a glimpse into unique moments, places, and history that make our community what it is. You can watch the videos using the links below or by visiting the blog’s YouTube channel at this link.
1. Why Pinehaven’s Blog Matters
2. A Quick Tour of Pinehaven’s Limited Access Fire Road
3. Evacuate Smart: How to Drive Safely During a Wildfire Evacuation
4. Where Does Pinehaven’s Water Come From?
5. Why is Pinehaven’s Dirt Red?
6. The Forgotten Bomber of 1943
7. The Mouache of the Cuchara Valley
8. Ten Surprising Facts About the Mouache Ute
9. Was George Mayes, The Founder Of Cuchara Camps, A Doctor?
10. Bringing the Cuchara Camps Truck Back to Life
11. Final Pictures of Cuchara Camps Model T Truck Miniature Recreation
12 Music Video: “He Painted His Dreams on a Truck”
14. A Conversation with Jim Chamberlain, Cuchara’s County Commissioner
15. Untangling the Confusion About Cuchara Camps Land Purchase
16. Walking Back Through Time on Cuchara Avenue
17. The Accidental Birth of a New Year’s Eve Tradition
18. The Roosevelt Effect: Five Enduring Impacts on the Cuchara Valley
20. The San Isabel Forest: What Happened in 1902 Changed Everything
(The Roosevelt Effect | Companion Interview Series)
23. Wild Pinehaven Music Video. “Wild Pinehaven” is a high-energy cinematic country-rock anthem that captures the untamed beauty, wildlife, and mountain spirit of Pinehaven beneath the towering pines of southern Colorado. With soaring guitars, driving rhythms, and sweeping wilderness imagery, the song blends modern country rock with rugged mountain atmosphere, making it a perfect listen for fans of powerful country anthems and outdoor adventure music.
24. The Forest Found Us Too Music Video. Cabin in the Pines collaborated with local professional photographer Kelby Fassiotto to create a country music video featuring stunning photography and a cinematic modern country duet inspired by the forests, storms, sunlight, and changing seasons of Pinehaven.