Things To Do
Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center
Fun and fascinating museum featuring real fossils, interactive exhibits, and a working paleontology lab.
Pike National Forest
Endless opportunities for scenic drives, hiking, wildlife viewing, and soaking in Colorado's mountain beauty.
Downtown Woodland Park
Stroll through town for local shops, cafes, and a relaxed mountain-town atmosphere.
Garden of the Gods
Iconic red rock formations with paved walking paths, hiking trails, and unforgettable views.
Pikes Peak
Sitting at 14,115 feet above sea level and known as "America's Mountain", you can either drive or take the scenic cog railway to the summit weather dependent, or enjoy scenic viewpoints along the way.
Manitou Springs
A charming mountain town filled with unique shops, art galleries, and natural mineral springs - and home to the famous Manitou Incline, a challenging hike with incredible views for those looking for an adventure.
Manitou Incline
A challenging hike made up of nearly 3,000 steps straight up the mountainside gaining 2020 feet over the course of the incline. With an average grade of 41% and steepest grade of 68%, starting elevation of 6,530ft and summit elevation of 8,550ft, expect incredible views and a serious workout. Just be sure to plan ahead, bring water, and expect a steep climb from start to finish.
Cave of the Winds Mountain Park
Guided cave tours and adventure activities tucked into the mountainside.
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
A one-of-a-kind mountainside zoo with incredible views and close-up animal experiences.
U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum
An interactive, state-of-the-art museum celebrating Team USA athletes, and Olympic and Paralympic history through immersive exhibits and hands-on experiences.