Garden of the Gods is a national monument and a popular park with spectacular geological formations and climbing rocks in Colorado Springs. It comprises 1,300 acres of sandstone formations. The god's foundation has contributed $2.9 million to the restoration and preservation efforts of the Garden of the Gods. Garden of the Gods has free access, great views, immersive museum displays, world-class shopping, and the fun and thrilling film experience of the Geo-Trekker theater. There are more than 15 miles of trails that wind through the park's center, including a 1.5-mile loop that is paved and wheelchair accessible. At Garden of the Gods, a Segway or Open air Jeep Tour is a great way to experience one of nature's most fabulous treasures. The park also has free full-color trail maps at the park.
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GARDEN OF THE GODS REVIEWS
Breathtaking!! We arrived early and was able to get a good parking spot. The Visitor's Center was really informative and cool. The gift shop has some really nice items and the staff was nice. We walked the trails and took some amazing pictures. Nature is beautifully created. And it's free, you can't beat that.
Though I did not visit the visitor's center itself, this park is phenomenal! Wonderful views all around, so peaceful, and plenty of space to share it amongst other visitors! I love the easy pathways but my favorite was climbing around at the top! I can't wait to come back!!
This park is just absolutely amazing. The fact that those different colored rocks can be in the same space as all the snow-capped mountains are amazing to me. And it is free you could just drive around and stop and take photos there's no charge to drive it. Great to visit and I believe everyone should see it!
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Red Rock Canyon Open Space is a city park covering 1,474 acres in Colorado Springs. Its mission is to enhance the recreational, educational, and interpretive programs of the park. It has a series of winding trails through red rock canyons and ridges and also has fantastic views of the Colorado Front Range. The trails are extensive and generally remain on top of the mesa, making them cold and sunny for winter walks. Off-leash dogs have two loops. Park has spectacular views and protected enclosures for inspiration, varied recreational scenery, and an informative 240 million year slice of sedimentary geology. Red rocks have about eighty technical climbing routes.
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Gorgeous, multi-use open space that’s not too far out of the way. There are several parking lots and trailheads to get you started. The dog park is nicely fenced & absolutely massive. Plenty of room for Fido to run & explore. There’s a bike terrain park with various obstacles & features. The views all around are amazing, even in Winter. The trails vary in difficulty & use, so you can find the one that best suits you.!
Beautiful open space with some hidden gems! We hiked here 3 days out of our trip in Colorado Springs and there was plenty to see. Amazing scenery and loved watching the climbers as well. Great to go in the evening time. We saw 20 deer one evening. Well maintained and felt safe on the main trails.
Very beautiful place to go and hike. You can go and hike on the different trails. It was truly an amazing experience. 10/10 would recommend. Definitely will go there again.
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Cheyenne Mountain State Park is a beautiful park on 2701 acres, which has 28 miles of groomed trail. All park guests are allowed to display annual park passes or regular park passes on their cars. The national park offers an opportunity to learn about its abundant natural resources while taking a breathtaking view of it. The park has day-use picnic areas, 61 campsites, an archery range, and 20 miles of walking, biking, and wildlife watching trails. The main park trails range from easy to moderately challenging. It contains an archery range with a covered shooting line, a restricted draw weight range, and an excellent field/3D range. Total Hookups RV sites and tent campsites are available year-round. Cheyenne Mountain State Park also has educational programs for adults and children throughout the year.
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This is one of the nicest, most well planned state parks I've ever had the pleasure of camping in. Large campsites with tent pad, fire pit, and picnic tables, level paved RV spots, hiking trails right off the campsites, beautiful location.
Clean well taken care of trails, restrooms at the trailhead and a playground that my boys love. Great views and basically every type of trail for every type of person, so close to the city that it is a gem. The trails do get pretty destroyed in late winter/spring, ankle roll city.
Beautiful, and very well maintained. Flushing toilets and pay showers available, with firewood for sale at the visitors center for a fair price. We will come here again.
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