Things To Do
Pikes Peak Cog Railway
This 3.5 hour train ride takes you to the top of Pikes Peak at 14,115 feet. You can expect stunning views and even better, you don't have to do any hiking to get them!
Garden of the Gods
Bike, climb, segway, and hike your way through the beautiful Garden of the Gods Park. You can explore the many trails and admire the stunning rock formations. Admission to the park to walk around is free and there is a free shuttle in the summer.
Cave of the Winds Mountain Park
Explore millions of years old caves with beautiful stalactites, stalagmites, and other rock formations. There are different guided tours available. You can even zip-line, climb, and ride the Terror-dactyl!!!
The Manitou Incline
This is a very difficult but rewarding hike, please do not attempt this if you do not regularly hike! You will gain over 2,000 feet in elevation in less than a mile. There are 2,744 stairs between you and the top, then you take a different trail down. Becca has done this twice and seen people of all ages doing this hike! The average time for the round-trip hike is around 3 hours. It's free to do but you'll need to reserve in advance.
U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum
Want to see how Olympians and Paralympians train? Fun fact, we actually have one in our wedding party!
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is a fun area and you can feed the giraffes!
Hiking Trails
There are tons of easy to moderate hiking trails in the area! Use this website to view some of the best options and see what sounds best to you! We recommend Red Rock Canyon as an easy option and the Seven Bridges Trail as a moderate option!
White Water Rafting
If you need to cool down from the summer heat and have a sense of adventure then look into the many options for white water rafting in the area!