The Broadmoor Seven Falls in Colorado Springs

Seven Falls in Colorado Springs is the only waterfall in Colorado to make National Geographic's list of international waterfalls. Visitors can view the scenic wonder of Seven Falls from either the top of the 224 step staircase or from the Eagle’s Nest viewing platform, which can be accessed via elevator. In the evenings, the falls are beautifully illuminated.

Admission Rates & Details

2023 Pricing

• Adults (ages 13+): $17
• Seniors and Military (with ID): $14.25
• Children (ages 2 - 12): $11
• Children Under 2 Years of Age: Free
• Group rates are available with restrictions.
• Reservations for the Soaring Adventure are separate from park admission. There is a separate fee for the Soaring Adventure.
  

2023 Hours of Operation

December 2022; January 2023; and February 2023: The Park will be closed for the winter

March 2023 – Reopening date TBA

Hours of Operation are subject to change due to inclement weather, required maintenance, or private events. Please call 855-923-7272 to confirm park hours prior to your arrival.

How long does it take to hike Seven Falls?

Most visitors spend between two and three hours exploring the falls and on-site gift shop, dining options, and additional trails.

Is parking available?

Patrons must park at 1045 Lower Gold Camp Rd located at Norris Penrose Event Center. Parking and shuttle transportation is complimentary; all Seven Falls patrons will park at 1045 Lower Gold Camp Rd. Please note: There is no parking at South Cheyenne Canyon Park for Seven Falls patrons.

Is Seven Falls dog-friendly?

Yes, you may bring your pup along for the adventure. Be sure to keep your dog leashed at all times.

Is there a tram or elevator on-site?

For visitors who need assistance traveling from the ticket booth to the base of the falls, there is a tram service for $2 per person. There is also an elevator for guests who are not able to take the stairs. The elevator takes you to the Eagle’s Nest observation platform for an amazing view of the falls.

What other activities can I enjoy near the falls?

There are two hiking trails for visitors to explore. Inspiration Point Trail offers a one-mile out-and-back hike to a lookout with views of Colorado Springs and takes about an hour to complete. Midnight Falls Trail is a shorter hike and takes about 30 minutes to complete.

What dining options are available?

There are casual dining options available including a food truck and a snack bar.

What are the names of the Broadmoor Seven Falls?

The falls are named: Bridal Veil, Feather, Hill, Hull, Ramona, Shorty, and Weimer.

What is the history behind the Broadmoor Seven Falls?

The history of Seven Falls in Colorado dates back to 1872, when a man named Nathaniel Colby inhabited the 160 acres that included the present-day Seven Falls and South Cheyenne Cañon. He sold the land to the Colorado Springs Land Company for $1,000. In 1882 James Hull purchased the property for $1,300. Mr. Hull was an environmentalist who was disturbed to find the scenic splendor of the canyon being threatened by people chopping down the surrounding forest for its lumber.

Hull was also a businessman, and he understood the value of the property as a scenic destination and began to improve it by constructing a road through the canyon to the Seven Falls in Colorado Springs and building a stairway along the side of the Falls. He installed a toll gate at the foot of the canyon and proceeded to do business. Back then, a local entrepreneur paid Hull $500 for the privilege of taking passengers by carriages, burros and horses to the Falls for 25 cents each. Business flourished and Seven Falls in Colorado Springs became a prominent attraction.

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