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Acacia Park
Acacia Park is a fun, free, multi-use oasis in the heart of downtown Colorado Springs. Stop by the Visitor Info Hub, enjoy the picnic tables, Uncle Wilber's Fountain, playground and lush shade trees.
America the Beautiful Park
Downtown park with expansive grass lawn, Julie Penrose Fountain sculpture, pavilion avalable to rent for private functions and a creative playground the kids will love.
Austin Bluffs Open Space
This 500-acre parcel includes land from the University Park Open Space, Pulpit Rock Park and Austin Bluffs Park. The Open Space includes paved and gravel trails with great views of the mountains and the city.
Barr Trail (Pikes Peak)
Barr Trail is a 12+ mile (one-way) hike gaining over 7,800 vertical feet from Manitou Springs to the 14,115-foot summit of Pikes Peak - America's Mountain.
Bear Creek Dog Park
Located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, this off-the-leash park provides dogs and their owners with a variety of options. The park is also known for it's beautiful scenery and views.
Bear Creek Nature Center
Hike the foothills, search for mule deer, and discover Bear Creek! Scrub oak thicket, ponderosa pine forests, meadows, a mountain creek, and abundant foothills wildlife.
Bear Creek Regional Park
Picnic pavilions, playgrounds, volleyball, athletic fields, dog park, tennis courts
Black Forest Regional Park
Enjoy spectacular views of Pikes Peak and the Front Range at this 385-acre regional park filled with ponderosa pines and trails.
Catamount Trail
Catamount Trail is a 6 mile round trip hike from Green Mountain Falls to Catamount Reservoir. It is a moderately difficult hike and pet friendly.
Centennial Trail
The Centennial Trail is a wide, paved trail that parallels State Hwy 67 and travels from Woodland Park to the Manitou Lakes Recreation Area. Gentle grades make this trail great for bicycling or hiking with the family.
Chamberlain Trail
Chamberlain Trail is a 4.2-mile loop trail that features a lake and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, trail running, and nature trips and is best used from April until October.
Cheyenne Mountain State Park
Open daily - 5:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m., day use trail access. Located off Hwy 115, the park offers a visitors center, picnicking, and miles of hiking and biking trails in a beautiful natural setting. A campground and archery range round out the recreational opportunities.
Clear Spring Ranch
970-acre park features grasslands and foothills ecosystems and riparian habitat along Fountain Creek.
Columbine Trail
Located just a few miles southwest of downtown Colorado Springs in North Cheyenne Canon Park. The trail can be accessed from any of three trailheads (Upper, Mid or Lower Columbine trailheads). Select your trailhead depending on difficulty level and the amount of time allotted.
Crags Trail
The Crags Trail is a wonderful 4.2 mile hike in Pike National Forest in nearby Divide, CO that is great for families and dogs. At the end of the trail, you are sitting at the top of a mountain with breath-taking views of the Rocky Mountains and Crystal Reservoir.
Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument
This national park area preserves one of the richest fossil deposits in the world. Massive petrified redwood trees and detailed fossils of fish, insects and leaves can be seen at the visitor center and self-guided tours.
Fountain Creek Nature Center
Located 15 minutes south of Colorado Springs. The center offers a unique look at the Cattail Marsh Wildlife Area. Enjoyable to visitors of all ages.
Fountain Creek Regional Park
Picnic pavilions, playgrounds, volleyball courts, athletic fields, basketball, horseshoe pits.
Fox Run Regional Park & Dog Park
El Paso County Park with picnic pavillions, playgrounds, athletic fields, lakes, gazebos, interpretive trails. 5-acre fenced off-leash dog park with lots of shade, located in southeast corner of the park.
Garden of the Gods Off-Leash Dog Area
Level, off-leash area with great views of Pikes Peak and Garden of the Gods. Just west of 30th Street and east of Rock Ledge Ranch Histioric Site. Click link for details.
Garden of the Gods Park
Garden of the Gods Park is free to the public and has 15 miles of hiking trails as well as accessible paved paths. Parking is available in several lots or in designated areas on the roadside. Walk through the Central Garden or enjoy a loop path to the Siamese Twins rock formation.
Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature Center
Stop in to the Garden of the Gods Visitor Nature Center to get your free map of the park. Our volunteers will help you route a hiking or biking trail.
Heizer Trail
Heizer trail is an old but not very well known trail. It climbs relentlessly from the town of Cascade up to the Cascade Mountain. After passing the trailhead sign start your ascent through first series of wide switchbacks.
Helen Hunt Falls
Helen Hunt Falls offers a pleasant hike through the forest alongside a cascading stream and waterfall. The new Cub Visitor Center at the base gets you off to a great start.
Homestead Ranch Regional Park
El Paso County park with playgounds, pond and lots of open space and picnic pavilion.
Intemann Trail
With several established trail links for hikers to explore, experience stunning views that surround the foothills of Manitou Springs. Considered an easy to medium trail. Easy to hike but the total distance does increase the difficulty if the whole trail is done in one day.
Longs Ranch Road
Long's Ranch Road is one of several alternative routes that link up to Barr Trail. It is used by trail runners seeking a loop trail around Barr Trail or as an alternative approach.
Lovell Gulch Trail
Lovell Gulch Loop Trail is located just northeast of Woodland Park, Colorado in the Pike National Forest. It is a great place for a stroll through the forest with your family.
Manitou Incline
The Manitou Incline is a challenging hike up a historic cable car line, gaining 2,000' of elevation in 1 mile.F ree parking at the Hiawatha Gardens building, 10 Old Man’s Trail with free shuttle service to the Incline.
Memorial Park
Memorial Park is home to a professional skate park, Prospect Lake, multi-use sports fields, the 7-11 Velodrome and much more.
Midland Trail
Midland Trail is a 5 mile trail that connects downtown Colorado Springs at the America the Beautiful Park (Pikes Peak Greenway Trail), Old Colorado City and Manitou Springs. It is a paved trail and is used primarily as a connector trail.
Mount Buckhorn Trail
Mt. Buckhorn Trail is one of the more popular trails near the North Cheyenne Canon Park. Off road users and mountain bikes love this trail, especially on weekends, so be alert for them.
Mount Cutler
Mt. Cutler Trail is located just a few miles southwest of downtown Colorado Springs in North Cheyenne Canon Park. Along the way you'll see great views of Stratton Open Space, Seven Falls and Will Rogers Shrine. Enjoy this great hike with views.
Mount Herman Trail
Mt. Herman lies within the Rampart Range of the Front Range between Denver and Colorado Springs. The town of Monument, Colorado is just to the east of this peak which looks over the Palmer Divide.
Mount Muscoco
A one way trail that parallels N. Cheyenne Canon Road along the Mt. Cutler trail and then heads west at the trail intersection of Mt. Cutler saddle. See great views of Stratton Open Space and 360 degree views of Colorado Springs.
New Santa Fe Regional Trail
El Paso County 14-mile portion of the American Discovery Trail follows the Santa Fe Railroad. Call for trailhead locations.
North Cheyenne Canon Park
Free/ Visitor Centers/ Heavily wooded 1,600 acre park has mountain stream and waterfalls. Enjoy scenic drive, hiking, rock climbing, biking, picnicking and horseback riding. Information and free maps at the Visitor Centers.
Paint Mines Interpretive Park
This El Paso County park features fantastic geological formations including spires and hoodoos.
Palmer Lake Recreational Area
El Paso County park featuring picnic pavilions, playground, volleyball, horseshoe pit, fishing (with license).
Palmer Park & Off-Leash Dog Park
737-acre wildlife preserve offering hiking, biking sports fields on a mesa overlooking the city. Enclosed dog park as well as separate off-leash area with incredible views.
Palmer Trail Loop
Palmer Trail Loop/Section 16 is a 6 mile loop with fantastic views of Garden of the Gods Park and Red Rock Canyon. This moderate level hike starts out on Gold Camp Road at the Section 16 Trailhead and winds you through the pine forest. Hiker, mountain biker and dog friendly.
Pancake Rocks
The Pancake Rocks Trail begins at a closed tunnel along Highway 67 and rewards you with aspens in high meadows, great views of Sentinel Rock, and of course, the famous pancake shaped rock formations.
Rainbow Gulch
This trail begins just outside of Rampart Reservoir and proceeds to the Reservoir through wooded forests.
Rampart Reservoir
Rampart Reservoir is northwest of Colorado Springs, Colorado in the Pike National Forest. The reservoir is located on a granite plateau approximately 9,000 feet above sea level.
Red Rock Canyon Open Space & Off-Leash Dog Area
A variety of trails wind along the canyons and ridges of red rock and provide great views of Garden of the Gods.
Rock Island Regional Trailhead
El Paso County trail with landmark views visible for this 9-mile section of the Chicago Rock Island line. Call for trailhead locations.
Seven Bridges
Seven Bridges Trail is a 4.75 mile round trip trail found in North Cheyenne Canon. This is an easy to moderate trail as there is a constant gain in elevation but it's a fun hike for families and kids of all ages.
Silver Cascade Trail
Silver Cascade Falls Trail is a popular short trail that starts at Helen Hunt Falls and in a short amount of time allows you to experience the beauty of N. Cheyenne Canon and two beautiful waterfalls.
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