Royal Gorge Bridge & Park - Visit Colorado Springs

4218 County Rd 3A | Canon City, CO | 81215

Main: (719) 275-7507 | Group: (719) 276-8320

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Open 365. More awe-inspiring than ever before.

Every day at the Royal Gorge Bridge & Park inspires unique experiences you've never felt before. Discover the place that brings together the scenic beauty of the Grand Canyon and the human achievement of the Golden Gate Bridge. Come across the Royal Gorge Bridge & Park. Visit our website to see our hours and pricing.

What is the Royal Gorge?

The Royal Gorge is a 1,200 foot canyon on the Arkansas River, forming a 10-mile-long gorge. The Royal Gorge Bridge is suspended 1,053 feet above the river, making Royal Gorge Bridge & Park the ideal place for scenic views and adrenaline-pumping adventures.

Via Ferrata

Try the Royal Gorge Via Ferrata. Via Ferrata is Italian for “Iron Way” or “Iron Path” and introduces people to a protected, safe climbing, or mountaineering Environment using hand and foot holds, without days of training. Beginner, Moderate, and Difficult routes are available for the experience of a lifetime!

Royal Gorge Adventures

Laugh into the wind at the center of one of the world's highest suspension bridges. Soak in the 360-degree panoramic view of the Royal Gorge from the Gondolas, or try out America’s highest zip line. This journey through the clouds is undoubtedly the high point of any Colorado vacation.

There is also whitewater rafting, a historic railroad, and an incredible dinosaur experience to explore at the Royal Gorge. Bring your family for an unforgettable adventure near Colorado Springs!

Accessibility

The park is ADA compliant with wheelchair accessibility, although there are some areas of the park that are not accessible by wheelchair. The visitor center, gondolas, theater and bridge are all wheelchair accessible. Chairs must be no wider than 30" to fit onto the gondola. There is no handicap ramp on the South deck of the gondola. Guests can reach the attractions on the south side via the bridge. There are no wheelchairs available at the park. The trails and walkways are paved but hilly. Service animals are welcome but must be kept on a leash. Non-service dogs are also welcome in the park but not allowed in the restaurants or on the rides. The plaza theater video is available in written form for the hearing impaired.