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Rocky Mountain and Garden of Gods Self-Guided Driving Audio Tours
€22
per traveller

Scenic Pikes Peak Highway Self-Guided Driving Audio Tour
€15
per traveller
80% of travellers recommend

1-Hour Walk In Axe Throwing Experience Colorado Springs
€32
per adult
98% of travellers recommend

Colorado Springs: Fun Sushi Making Class With Local Chef
€65
per adult

Pikes Peak E-Golf Cart Historic Tour of Manitou Springs
€55
per adult

Self Guided Audio Driving Tour of Pikes Peak Highway
€15
per traveller

Colorado Springs Historic Holidays Guided Walking Tour
€36
per adult

Colorado Springs: Original Downtown Food Walking Tour
€81
per adult
100% of travellers recommend

Pikes Peak and Garden of the Gods Tour from Denver
€164
per adult
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1. Garden of the Gods
The rugged landscape of the western states of America has long been central to the region’s reputation as the Wild West and the Garden of the Gods is a stunning example of this terrain. As the low, grassy plains around Denver give way to dense woodlands, a series of rock formations rise dramatically upwards. These phenomenal red rocks are the centerpieces of the 1,367-acre (553-hectare) Garden of the Gods park, a favorite destination for hikers, mountain bikers and other lovers of the great outdoors.
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2. US Air Force Academy
Step onto the campus of the US Air Force Academy to discover what goes into the training of the country's elite air force personnel. Every year, the military institution puts hundreds of cadets through a rigorous 4-year academic program.
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3. Pikes Peak
Pikes Peak is 4,300 metres tall and commands fantastic views, as well as being home to a hair-raising mountainside train. The peak was named for the explorer Zebulon Pike, and the team he lead to the area in 1806. Later, the celebrated poem “America the Beautiful” by Katherine Lee Bates was written following her experience on this lofty peak looking over the imposing Rocky Mountains.
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4. Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is a large complex on the side of a mountain. Laying claim to being America’s only mountain zoo, it sits at an altitude of 6,800 feet (2,100 meters) above sea level. The 140-acre (57-hectare) site is home to more than 800 animals representing over 200 species.
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5. Cave of the Winds
Venture deep into a vast underground cave network, hold on tight for hair-raising rides and enjoy stunning canyon views at the Caves of the Winds. There are adventures and activities for all the family at a natural wonder that was formed 500 million years ago.
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6. Glen Eyrie Castle
Glen Eyrie Castle is a large 19th-century house built for the founder of Colorado Springs, General William Jackson Palmer. The English Tudor-style castle was constructed in 1871 and sits on 800 acres (324 hectares) of grounds in the Rocky Mountains. Today the castle and its estate is owned by a Christian organization called The Navigators
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