Rampart Reservoir Trail System
Use of Trail: Hiking / Bicycles / Fishing Length of Trail: 10.07 Mile loop Elevation Gain: 993 Ft. Gain Difficulty: Moderate This relatively easy 10.07-mile
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Manitou Incline
The most challenging hike in Manitou Springs. 2,744 steps climb 2000 ft. in elevation in under one mile. Plan on 2+ hours for this 4.5 mile round-trip hike.
Columbine Trail
Use of Trail: Hiking / Bicycles Length of Trail: 6.52 Miles out and back Elevation Gain: 1,902 Ft. Gain Difficulty: Moderate A 6.52 mile out and
Pikes Peak — America’s Mountain
Take the 19-mile paved highway above the clouds and explore Colorado’s most famous peak and experience yourself 14,115 feet above the ordinary.
Ring the Peak – Crags to Horsethief Falls
Crags to Horsethief Falls is a 9.67-mile section of the Ring the Peak trail located near Cripple Creek. The trail features a waterfall and mountain meadows.
Rock Ledge Ranch
The Rock Ledge Ranch Historic Site is an educational, non-profit living history farm and museum that depicts life in the Pikes Peak region in four time periods: American Indian area in 1775; 1860’s Galloway Homestead; 1880’s Chambers Home and Ranch; 1907 Edwardian Country Estate.
Centennial Trail
Use of Trail: Hiking / Bicycles Length of Trail: 14.84 Miles Round Trip Elevation Gain: 796 Ft. Gain Difficulty: Easy to Moderate This lightly trafficked
St. Mary’s Falls
Use of Trail: Hiking / Bicycles Length of Trail: 6.02 Miles out and back Elevation Gain: 1,177 Ft. Gain Difficulty: Moderate This heavily-trafficked, moderate trail
Heizer Trail
Use of Trail: Hiking / Bicycles Length of Trail: 5.66 Miles out and back Elevation Gain: 1,841 Ft. Gain Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult This lightly-trafficked
Trail Gems Geology Tours
Join us for fun and informative hikes to learn about all of the amazing geology found in the Pikes Peak region. From minerals and rocks,
Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center
Come take a tour with one of our knowledgeable and experienced guides and find out why it is so important that we preserve our diminishing
Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature Center
The world-class Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature Center is your gateway to Garden of the Gods Park. Free admission includes over 30 interactive
Catamount Trail
Use of Trail: Hiking only Length of Trail: 4.90 Miles out and back Elevation Gain: 1,506 Ft. Gain Difficulty: Moderate A 4.9 mile moderately trafficked out
The Broadmoor’s Seven Falls
Located less than one mile from The Broadmoor, Seven Falls is one of Colorado’s most captivating natural wonders. This magnificent series of waterfalls is situated
Visit Colorado Springs
Call for seasonal hours. Brochures, maps and ideas for making the most of your visit to Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region.
Mt. Cutler
Use of Trail: Hiking Length of Trail: 1.88 Miles out and back Elevation Gain: 568 Ft. Gain Difficulty: Easy This easy 1.9-mile trail is a
Visit Pikes Peak
Visiting Colorado Springs? Check out Visit Pikes Peak and start planning your Colorado vacation. We offer free maps and coupons to lots of great places!
Mueller State Park
Park Use: Hiking, Mountain biking, Camping, Horseback riding, Hunting, and Winter sports. Miles of Trails: 44+ Miles for hiking / 36 Miles for biking /
E-Bike Tours & Rental
Try our most popular RENTAL tour! $69.00 We guide you through Historic Manitou Springs to see some sites. Then we will go up to the
Ute Indian Trail
Use of Trail: Hiking / Bicycles / Horses Length of Trail: 7.54 Miles out and back Elevation Gain: 1,997 Ft. Gain Difficulty: Moderate This moderate
Mt. Muscoco Trail
Use of Trail: Hiking Length of Trail: 3.70 Miles out and back Elevation Gain: 956 Ft. Gain Difficulty: Moderate This heavily-trafficked, moderate trail climbs to
Rainbow Gulch Trail
Use of Trail: Hiking / Bicycles / Horses Length of Trail: 2.60 Miles out and back Elevation Gain: 284 Ft. Gain Difficulty: Easy A 2.6
Seven Bridges Trail
A popular moderately-difficult 5.78 mile out and back hiking-only trail located in North Cheyenne Cañon. The trail follows a mountain stream and is one of the few cool hikes in the summer, even at mid-day. Best to hike Mar. through Nov., or when the snowpack is low. Dogs on leash are okay.
