The towering sandstone rock formations of Garden of the Gods are visited by thousands of tourists per year. The geology, ecology and cultural history are points of interest for people of all ages.

Cave of the Winds is an astounding "show" cave that offers tours to visitors. If you are interested in caving, these tours are an excellent place to start. Visit their website to see a virtual tour.

The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is one of the premier zoos in the Pikes Peak Region. This zoo allows you to experience an unforgettable adventure combining breathtaking mountain scenery with more than 750 animals from around the world.

Located in South Cheyenne Canon, Seven Falls cascades 181 feet in seven distinct steps down a solid cliff of pikes peak granite. Crystal clear water from the southern most edges of the Pikes Peak watershed have, over the ages, carved this unique scenic masterpiece in an easily accessed location.

The Manitou and Pike's Peak Railway is the world's highest cog railroad, the highest Colorado railroad AND highest train in the United States.

The Manitou Cliff Dwellings is a rare historical treasure. A protective red sandstone overhang protects authentic Anasazi cliff dwellings built more than 700 years ago.

The U.S. Olympic Complex in Colorado Springs is the headquarters for the U.S. Olympic Committee administration and the Olympic Training Center programs.

Royal Gorge Bridge and Park in Colorado is the most visited theme park and wildlife park in the Pikes Peak Region. This historical landmark features scenic beauty and natural attractions as well as the world's highest Suspension Bridge, world's longest single-span Aerial Tram, world's steepest Incline Railway and the newest thrill ride, the world's highest Skycoaster

The Flying W Ranch is a working, mountain cattle ranch located in Colorado Springs, Colorado, that has specialized in western food and entertainment since 1953. In our high season we entertain and serve dinner to over a thousand persons nightly.

The mission of Pikes Peak Colorado is to create an unforgettable "Peak" experience by developing and enhancing first-class interpretive programs, world-class facilities, and safe, environmentally sensitive access to "America's Mountain" for the educational and recreational enjoyment of visitors.

The Mission of the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum is to collect, preserve, research and interpret the history and culture of the Pikes Peak Region. The Museum is housed in the beautifully restored 1903 El Paso County Courthouse.

Only minutes away from Colorado Springs (but miles apart from the busy-ness of the world), the Glen Eyrie Group is the camp and conference ministry of The Navigators.

Rodeo - America's original sport - is showcased at the ProRodeo Hall of Fame and Museum of the American Cowboy in Colorado Springs, Colo. The Hall, established in 1979, is located adjacent to the National headquarters of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA).

Hidden between the Garden of the Gods and Pikes Peak, America's most famous mountain, lies the magical town of Manitou Springs. "Manitou," a Native American word for "spirit," describes this beautiful mountain community.

Established in 1859 and designated the first capitol of the Colorado Territory in 1861, Old Colorado City is the oldest established city in the Pikes Peak Region. It was annexed to Colorado Springs in 1917 and restored as Colorado Springs' only historic district in 1977.

Situated southwest of Colorado Springs at the base of the Rocky Mountains, John May Museum Center and Golden Eagle Ranch RV Park is easy to get to and provides incredibly beautiful scenic surroundings.

This enchanted family theme park has something for every member of the family. Meet Santa Claus and his elves. Come ride with us on the unique Christmas Tree Ride, swing through the sky on the Enterprise Space Shuttle, and enjoy a whimsical ride on our Antique Carousel.