Best places: Tourist Attractions in Colorado Springs, United States

Museum with a large collection of restored aircraft & artifacts from World War II, plus a gift shop.

👍👍 What an awesome trip! Jonathan shared so many neat facts - and showed us so many sights. It was an amazing day. He showed us where to get great photos, and also took so many for us. We felt very safe - I would not have dared to do that drive and was so much more personalized than cog train. Would de...

👍👍 This is one of our favorite locations to photograph elopements and weddings at Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs! 📸 Our business is Kate & Calder Photography, and we would love to document your beautiful day in the mountains!

👍👍 Amazing beautiful experience. My 1st time to Colorado & we love our sunrises. This place was absolutely gorgeous with the rocks shining red once she comes up over the horizon. Absolutely recommend even tho we haven't even began to explore just yet.

👍 Be aware state parks want your money. I suggest downloading the TravelStorys App and take the guided tour for free. Don’t pay for a tour. This park is very small and only takes about 30 minutes to drive the scenic road. Also the entrance is free. It is however a must stop if your in the Denver area....

Comprising 1,300 acres of sandstone formations, this park offers a visitor center & hiking trails.

Prominent conservation park with 700+ animals known for its big giraffe herd & feeding experiences.

City preserve with marked walking & biking trails, as well as scenic views of red-rock formations.

Fenced-in, 10-acre dog park with benches, shaded areas, restrooms & an agility training course.

Striking, precariously balanced & eons-old red rock formation in the Garden of the Gods park.

👍👍 My wife took me on this trip for a birthday present and it was fantastic! Kali, Joel and Logan were our guides and could come with higher recommendations for anybody thinking about doing this trip. Safety was always first and they made everybody feel at easy, about the altitude (it's high up th...

Trail offering moderate hikes on sloping terrain, with bridges over a cascading mountain stream.

Unique, high-energy outdoor laser tag facility with private party & public play options.

This historic cave has several tour options, including spelunking, plus a zip line & ropes course.

Quirky, adobe-style gallery & shop featuring regional art, specialty foods & Native American crafts.

737-acre wildlife preserve offering hiking, biking & sports fields on a mesa overlooking the city.

HQ for Rocky Mountain activity center established in 1973 offering jeep, balloon & segway tours.

546 acres with foothill views, 10 miles of trails, playing fields & archery, plus facilities.

A 6-mile hiking & biking mountain trail provides pine forest, red rock canyon & creek surrounds.