Accessible Colorado Springs

Colorado Springs is happy to welcome visitors of all abilities. This guide includes a list of accessible attractions and experiences to discover, accessible itineraries and resources to help visitors explore our city with confidence, knowing they are welcomed by a community that prioritizes compassion, kindness and understanding.

Attractions
Outdoor Adventure
Food & Beverage
Lodging
Transportation
Know Before You Go

A work in progress

Please note – we are actively working to make this accessibility hub as helpful and robust as possible. This guide is a work in progress as we gather information, learn and listen. If you have any suggestions or thoughts you would like to share with Visit COS, please send them to Social@VisitCOS.com.

Resources

Access to Sign Language (A2SL)

  • Local ASL interpreting agency
  • Services Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Southern Colorado

Colorado Springs Independence Center

  • Local home of civil rights for people with disabilities
  • Provides info, resources and support to help people with disabilities live, learn, work, play and participate in civic life as equals

Colorado Springs School for the Deaf and Blind

  • School for learners who are blind, visually impaired, deaf, hard of hearing or DeafBlind
  • Also offers community resources like community ASL classes, ASL immersion for families and ASL immersion for professionals

Linguabee

  • ASL interpreting and translation services for the Front Range
  • Services areas from Fort Collins to Denver and Colorado Springs

Mosaic Colorado Springs

  • Provides personalized services to help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities achieve their goals and dreams
  • Advocates for disability rights, encourages self-advocacy and promotes public policy that positively impacts people they serve

Special Kids Special Families

  • Provides respite and specialized care for children and adults with disabilities and special needs
  • Various programs offer community support services to families and are designed to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities throughout their life
  • Offers day programs, events and more
Accessible Itineraries

Posted: August 9, 2022

Explore resources for finding the most accessible trails

Enjoying the outdoors should be equally accessible to everyone. While some trails and hiking areas are more difficult to navigate with wheelchairs, strollers and TerrainHoppers, there are many in the Pikes Peak Region that provide easier access.

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Accessible Experiences

The following lists include many local attractions, outdoor adventures, museums, cultural experiences and more — however, it is not comprehensive. Visitors are always encouraged to contact a business directly to review any specific needs or requests for travelers with disabilities. To see accessibility information on any given listing, click the "details" button.

Accessible Attractions

Accessible Outdoor Adventure

Accessible Food & Beverage

Accessible Lodging

Accessible Transportation

Know Before You Go

The businesses listed below have limitations for accessibility to consider before planning your visit.