Colorado Springs Popular Attractions
Colorado Springs features so many major attractions there is always something exciting and adventurous for every age and interest. From mild and cultural to historic and wild there is an attraction in or around Colorado Springs for everyone. According to the Colorado Springs Convention and Visitor's Bureau the top five most visited attractions are the Garden of Gods Park, The Air Force Academy, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Royal Gorge Bridge and Park and Pikes Peak Mountain.
Pikes
Peak
Allow almost two hours to make the 38 mile round trip to the summit.
Visitors can enjoy breathtaking vistas, hiking, picnicking,
fishing, and a variety of other attractions
United States Air Force Academy
The US Air Force Academy currently welcomes visitors who are invited to explore the Honor Court, attend a concert at Arnold Hall, and visit the Field house or tour Cadet Chapel.
Buckskin
Joe Frontier Town & Railway
The town is brought to life with hourly gunfights, some historical
and some humorous, exciting live entertainment, barnyard animals,
and everything you could imagine in an old west town.
Cave
of the Winds
The oldest of the Pikes Peak area attractions, and still one of the
most popular. Follow passageway through 20 subterranean chambers filled
with natural wonders.
Garden
of the Gods
Imagine towering sandstone rock formations against a backdrop of
snow-capped Pikes Peak and brilliant blue skies. That's the view from
the Garden of the Gods Visitor terrace.
Flying W Ranch
The Flying W Ranch is an actual working mountain cattle ranch located in the foothills of Colorado Springs, specializing in authentic western food and entertainment since 1953.
Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
The museum portrays the history and culture of the Pikes Peak Region in exhibits emphasizing the unique character of this uncommon Front Range community.
Manitou
Cliff Dwellings
The Manitou Cliff Dwellings is preserved under a protective red sandstone
overhang, where authentic Anasazi cliff dwellings, built more than
700 years ago, await you.
Miramont
Castle
Built in 1895 as a private home, the castle features nine styles
of architecture ranging from English Tudor to Byzantine crafted
from local greenstone and yellow pine framing.
ProRodeo Hall of Fame
The only museum in the world devoted exclusively to the sport of rodeo and its star, the rodeo cowboy allowing visitors to trace the history of rodeo and relive the glory.
Ghost
Town Museum
Ghost Town Museum is a fun and historic look back at kind of old west town that used to dot this region during the late1800's and early 1900's
7
Falls
Called the "Grandest Mile of Scenery in Colorado". Located just outside
Colorado Springs, Seven Falls cascades 181 feet in seven distinct
steps down a solid granite cliff .
Pikes
Peak Cog Railway
The world's highest cog railroad, the highest Colorado railroad and
highest train in the United States takes passengers to the 14,110
foot summit of Pikes Peak.
Colorado
Springs Fine Arts Center
Experience the rich culture of the Southwest - fabulous collections
of Native American and Hispanic treasures as well as exhibits of fine
art from three centuries.
Museum
of Natural History
Considered one of the world's outstanding collections of giant insects, related creatures and rare artifacts.
Visitors often use misspellings and abbreviations including CO Springs, Colo Sp,
Colarado, Calorado and Colorada. We've used those terms for user convenience.
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