Cave of the Winds in Colorado Springs
Cave of the Winds, located in Colorado Springs, is an historic natural landmark filled with amazing formations just waiting to be discovered by you. This is one of the region’s original attractions and is a great year-round choice for family fun and adventure.
Cheyenne Mountain Colorado Springs – Learn about Cheyenne Mountain NORAD
In 1956, General Earle E. Partridge, commander of the Continental Air Defense Command, proposed construction of a Cheyenne Mountain Colorado Springs complex.
City for Champions
City for Champions builds upon Colorado Springs’ history as a health destination, a training ground for service men and women, and a sports and fitness hub by advancing a collection of new attractions unique in Colorado—and in some cases, the country.
Colorado College History
Colorado College in Colorado Springs was established even before Colorado became a state. It was founded in 1874 as part of General Palmer’s vision for a model western city.
Colorado Springs Zoo – Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Colorado
The Cheyenne Mountain Zoological Society was founded in 1926 by philanthropist Spencer Penrose to house his growing collection of exotic animals.
US Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs
Visit the place where Olympic dreams begin and talented athletes live and train.
Olympic City USA
Colorado Springs has a timeless culture of achievement, national pride and dedication that sits comfortably alongside awe-inspiring beauty and unparalleled natural training grounds.
COS Pioneers Museum
Preserving history is paramount for the Pioneer Museum in Colorado Springs. Housed in the magnificently restored 1903 El Paso County Courthouse, the museum features both permanent and alternating exhibits on a wide range of topics.
Colorado Prison Museum
El Pomar in Colorado Springs – Learn about the Penrose Heritage Museum
Julie Penrose, widow of entrepreneur Spencer Penrose who built The Broadmoor in 1918, built the original Carriage Museum (now the Penrose Heritage Museum) in 1941. The Museum features the many carriages that Mr. and Mrs. Penrose collected throughout their lifetime.
Garden of The Gods
Garden of the Gods Park in Colorado is owned by the City of Colorado Springs. Annually, visitors from all 50 states and more than 60 countries discover the beauty and history of the 1,367-acre Garden of the Gods Park, which has been designated as a National Natural Landmark.
Glen Eyrie Castle in Colorado Springs
Manitou Incline
Tourist Cable Car Track Turned Heart-Pounding Workout!
Manitou Mineral Springs
When visitors ask about where the springs are in Colorado Springs, the answer is Manitou Springs. Currently, there are 8 springs open to the public, each with its own distinctive flavor and effervescence.
McAllister House in Colorado Springs
Travel back into the late 19th-century history of Colorado Springs.
Miramont Castle Museum
Experience life as it would have been in Victorian times, from the Castle itself where you can view 33 rooms in authentic Victorian furnishings, to the Queen's Parlor TeaRroom where you can feast on Victorian (and modern day) fare.
Pikes Peak Mountain
Pikes Peak in Colorado is an American icon. From Native American tribes to early settlers to modern day travelers, this mountain resonates differently with each individual.
The Broadmoor Pikes Peak Cog Railway
Royal Gorge Region near Colorado Springs
Marvel at the 1,200-foot canyon near Cañon City
The Broadmoor
The Broadmoor has an extensive history that sets it apart in sophistication and western style.
The Broadmoor Seven Falls in Colorado Springs
The Broadmoor Seven Falls in Colorado Springs is a series of seven cascading waterfalls, reaching a total height of 181 feet.
Air Force Academy
The Academy is also one of the largest tourist attractions in Colorado, welcoming more than one million visitors each year. Find out everything you need to know about visiting.