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W Hwy 24, Colorado Springs, CO 80829
Choose between tours that offer everything from an easy stroll through the caves to an exciting adventure deep within the earth, complete with helmet and headlamp. The caves are as they have been for thousands of years, and remain a constant 54 degrees. There is also a seasonal five-story high laser and sound show....
4250 Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
Originally founded in 1926 as a private collection of exotic animals, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo was deeded as a non-profit public trust to the people of Colorado Springs in 1938. The zoo's collection includes 650 animals, representing 143 different species, 30 of which are endangered. The zoo's world-renowned giraffe herd...
Colorado Springs Pioneer Museum
215 South Tejon St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
The Pioneer Museum is a nationally awarded institution that presents the history and culture of the Pikes Peak Region to tens of thousands of visitors yearly. Housed in an elegant and historical building (the former El Paso County Courthouse – 1903), the museum's collection of over 40,000 objects is made up of...
El Pomar Carriage House Museum
16 Lake Circle, Broadmoor Hotel, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
Situated adjacent to Colorado's famed Broadmoor hotel, El Pomar Carriage House Museum features displays of antique horse-drawn carriages, vintage cars, even a Conestoga wagon. Also included are two presidential carriages, ornate saddles, Native American artifacts, and other transportation-related paraphernalia.
1805 N 30th St, Colorado Springs, CO 80904
There are many ways to experience this natural beauty – a morning horseback ride, a midday drive, or a late afternoon hike. Any way you choose will afford a glimpse at over 1300 acres of magnificent red-rock formations, unusual plant and animal life, great views of Pikes Peak, and the feeling of being in a place not...
400 S 21st St, Colorado Springs, CO 80904
A nostalgic trip back to the 1800s is complete with a gold-mining era town including a general store, saloon, and Victorian home. A theater presentation details the history of the period. Located off I-25 at exit 141.
Cliff Dwellings Rd, off US Hwy 24, Manitou Springs, CO 80829
Since 1907, visitors have experienced the culture of the Anasazi Indians (1100-1300 AD) at the Manitou Cliff Dwellings. You can explore several rooms of the 3-story "Pueblo" structure built right into the cliff, and walk through the indoor exhibits of murals, drawings, and depictions of Indian life. Also features...
May Natural History Museum of the Tropics
710 Rock Creek Canyon Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80926
For over 80 years the May Center has traveled the world to create what is today considered one of the greatest collections of the world's most beautiful and unique insects from the world's tropical areas. The collection includes over 100,000 specimens, 8000 of which are exhibited at any given time. Giant tropical...
9 Capitol Hill Ave, Manitou Springs, CO 80829
Built in 1895 by a wealthy French priest, the Miramont features nine styles of architecture, 46 rooms, and stone walls that are two feet thick. Over the years, this four-story structure has served as a sanitarium and an apartment house. Visitors get a chance to tour the castle and other exhibits on the property, which...
Along West Colorado Ave, West side of 13th St up to 31 St, Colorado Springs, CO
This area was first established in 1858 as El Dorado (part of the Kansas territory). In 1859 it became Colorado City, and in 1861 was officially named the capital of the Colorado Territory. Although its reign as capital lasted only briefly, the area survived early struggles and serves today as a point of reference for...
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