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Colorado Springs sits at the foot of Pikes Peak, a little over a mile high, with red rock parks, mountain towns and a lot of sunshine close at hand. These are the places most visitors want on their list.
Towering red sandstone formations in a city park. Walk the paved central loop or hike the quieter trails on the edges. Early morning is the best time to go.
At more than 14,000 feet, the view that inspired "America the Beautiful." Drive the Pikes Peak Highway or ride the Cog Railway up from Manitou Springs.
A series of waterfalls in a narrow granite canyon, with a stairway alongside for anyone who wants to climb to the top.
A zoo built into the side of the mountain, with views over the whole city. Kids love hand-feeding the giraffes.
A small town just west of the city with natural mineral springs, local shops and the famously steep Manitou Incline.
The city's historic district, with local restaurants, galleries and an easy pace. A good stop for an afternoon or an evening out.
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The weather changes quickly at altitude, so pack layers any time of year.
Warm days and afternoon storms. The best time for rafting, paddleboarding and high-country trips. Book popular activities ahead.
Cool mornings, golden aspens in the nearby mountains, and fewer crowds. Many locals say it's the best time of year.
More sun than you'd expect, with quiet trails and snow on the peaks. Great for hiking on clear days.
Mild days mixed with the occasional snow. Good value and a relaxed pace before summer picks up.
Round out your plan with something you'd have a hard time doing on your own. Our guides handle the gear, the safety and the local know-how.
Broadmoor Outfitters is part of Resort Outfitters, which has been guiding guests at resorts across the country for more than 30 years. Our home base is on the grounds of The Broadmoor, and our team spends its days on these trails, rivers and rocks.
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Three to four days lets you see Garden of the Gods, get up Pikes Peak, and fit in a guided adventure or two without rushing. A long weekend still covers the highlights.
Summer is the busiest season and the best for water and high-country activities. September and October bring cooler days, fewer crowds and fall color. Winter is sunny and quiet, and spring is a good value if you pack layers.
Colorado Springs sits a little over 6,000 feet above sea level and Pikes Peak tops 14,000 feet. Drink more water than usual, wear sunscreen, and keep your first day on the lighter side.
Yes. Garden of the Gods Park is a free public park. Arrive early in summer for easier parking and softer morning light.
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