UCHealth Park

About UCHealth Park

UCHealth Park is one of the premier ballparks in the Pioneer League, featuring stunning views of Pikes Peak and the Colorado Front Range in majestic Colorado Springs.

UCHealth Park is 6,531 feet above sea level, making it the highest professional baseball park in North America. The stadium faces east, toward the plains and the Springs Ranch housing development. This is due to the fact the sun sets over the mountains and would be a distraction to batters if the stadium faced west.

Opened in 1988, UCHealth Park is the home to the Rocky Mountain Vibes, Rookie-Advanced affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers. It was formerly known as Sky Sox Stadium after being home to the Colorado Springs Sky Sox for 31 seasons. During that 31 year period, the Sky Sox were the Triple-A affiliate of the Cleveland Indians from 1988-92, the Colorado Rockies from 1993-2014, and the Milwaukee Brewers from 2015-2018. The Sky Sox won Pacific Coast League championships in 1992 and 1995.

Before the completion of the stadium on the corner of Tutt & Barnes, the Sky Sox played at Spurgeon Stadium, a public field at Memorial Park in downtown Colorado Springs which had hosted the original Sky Sox of the 1950s.