Academy Riding Stables
Take a Ride Through Garden of the Gods on Horseback!
Enjoy touring Garden of the Gods on horseback with real cowboy guides. Enjoy the rich landscape of the Garden of the Gods and the rock formations that provide its namesake. No matter your skill level Academy Riding Stables will provide an adventure in the Garden that will not be easy to forget. Prices range. The stables are located at 4 El Paso Blvd adjacent to Garden of the Gods. Located at
4 El Paso Blvd.
Colorado Springs, CO 80904
Phone: (719) 633-5667
E-Mail: arsriding@adelphia.net |  |
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Bancroft Neighborhood Park
2408 W. Colorado Ave. (W. Colorado Ave. & S 24th St.). Handicapped accessible, band shell, picnicking, picnic shelter, rest rooms, trail/sidewalk path. 1 acre.
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Bear Creek Regional Park
Among the Rocky Mountain foothills of the Pikes Peak region, Bear Creek Regional Park supports a variety of plants including scrub oak, yucca, mountain mahogany, native grasses, and brilliant wildflowers in season. Prominent wildlife include mule deer, coyotes, black bears, red-tailed hawks, and peregrine falcons. Scrub oak thickets, cottonwood riparian areas, ponderosa pine forests, native grasslands, and interesting geological formations give this park its varied character.
Location: From Interstate 25, exit 141; west on Highway 24 (Cimarron) to 21st Street; south on 21st Street to West Rio Grande Ave. for Bear Creek Park East or to Argus for Bear Creek Terrace.
Facilities:
Ten miles of multipurpose, non motorized trails wind through the park. Trails can be accessed from many locations in the park including the 21st Street trailhead parking lot, the picnic pavilions and the Bear Creek Nature Center.
BEAR CREEK TERRACE: -Restrooms -Trails -(2) Playgrounds -(2) Volleyball Courts
-(2) Horseshoe pits -Tennis Courts -Archery -Vita Course
-Basketball Court -Picnic Units -Picnic Pavilions
BEAR CREEK EAST:
-Restrooms -Trails -Playground -Picnic Pavilions
-Volleyball Court -Horseshoe Pit -Picnic Units
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Cave of the Winds
A Hidden World Beneath Our Feet!
Explore this ancient cave in three distinct levels of intensity and enjoy a laser show that will leave you in awe. Enjoy its beautiful location in the canyon and take advantage of the unique shopping opportunities. Admission varies for each tour but the classic discovery tour is $16.00 and $8.00 for children ages 6-15. Cave of the Winds is located 6 miles West of I-25 and directly off of Highway 24.
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Garden of the Gods Trading Post
Colorado's Only Trading Post!
Native American pottery, art and sculptures are just some of the unique items you will find at Colorado's only trading post. Search for a unique gift or just enjoy the surroundings at the Garden of the Gods Trading Post. The Trading Post is located on the South edge of the Garden of the Gods Park in Colorado Springs, Colorado at 324 Beckers Ln in Manitou Springs.
Phone: (719) 685-9045 |  |
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Iron Springs Chateau Melodrama Dinner Theater
This lovely old place, full of antiques and owned and operated by a trio of actors, has seen 42 consecutive years of talented players and enthusiastic theater-goers.
Dinner arrival is between 6 and 6:45 pm. At 7:30pm the theater opens for seating. All seats are reserved. The show begins at 8pm.
For more than 39 years, the Iron Springs Melodrama Dinner Theater has provided the Pikes Peak region with an evening of hilarious comedy and quality entertainment. The evening begins with a family style dinner with the melodrama immediately following (audience participation is strongly encouraged). After the melodrama, a foot-stomping sing-along and vaudeville olio full of song, dance and comedy continues the fun throughout the evening.
Rates: DINNER & SHOW: $23.75 adults $22.75 seniors $14.25 children (all the above are plus tax & gratuity) SHOW ONLY: $12.75
444 Ruxton Avenue
Manitou Springs, CO 80829
Phone: 719-685-5104 |  |
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Manitou Cliff Dwellings
Enter the World of the Anasazi!
These preserved dwellings of the Anasazi provide you an opportunity to travel back and discover how they lived, where, and why. A protective overhang saved these cliff dwellings for over 700 years. There is also a three-story museum about the Anasazi and a southwestern gift shop. Admission is $8.50 for adults 12 and over and $6.50 for children 7-11. The dwelligns are located just off of Highway 24 right outside of Manitou Springs. |  |
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Manitou Springs Aquatic Fitness Center
Schryver Park. Open year round. Call for hours.
202 Manitou Av
Manitou Springs, CO 80829 - 2504
(719) 685-9735 |
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Miramont Castle
a.k.a. Manitou Springs Historical Society Museum
Constructed in 1895 as a private home, the Miramont Castle is dedicated to preserving the Victorian heritage of Manitou Springs and the Pikes Peak Region. The Castle is conveniently located in the heart of Manitou Springs. Admission is $6.00 for Adults 16 and over and $2.00 for children. Miramont Castle is located at 9 Capitol hill Avenue in Manitou. |  |
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North Slope Recreation Area Regional Park
Pikes Peak Toll Road off HWY 24 W. in Cascade. Visitors Center. Three reservoirs on north slope of Pikes Peak. No swimming by humans and pets. Recreational opportunities: bank fishing, non-gasoline powered boating, belly boating, mountain biking, hiking, jogging, picnicking and scenic drive. Closed on July 4. 2,267 acres. |
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Phil Long Expo Center
Colorado Springs' fastest growing event location is adding even more fun and excitement to a growing list of family and community oriented events. Home to events that cater to anyone's interests, the Phil Long Expo Center provides shows, conferences and exhibits throughout the year. Visit their website for mor information. 1515 Auto Mall Loop Colorado Springs CO 80920. DIRECTIONS:
From I-25 heading South: Merge onto Briargate PKWY (exit number 151). Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto HWY 83. Turn left onto Razorback Rd. Turn left onto Auto Mall Loop. Turn right into the Expo Center From I-25 heading North: Take the Academy Blvd Exit (exit number 150). Merge onto N ACADEMY BLVD. Turn left on HWY 83. Turn right onto Razorback. Turn left onto Auto Mall Loop. Turn right into the Expo Center.
Contact: Dan Robbins
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Pikes Peak Auto Hill Climb Educational Museum
Experience the "Race to the Clouds!"
Come discover everything there is to know about the second oldest racing event in America. The race up Pikes Peak is one of the most treacherous in motorsports with 156 turns and 5000 feet in elevation change. The museum features numerous vehicles that have been driven in the race, motorcycles, and interactive exhibits. There is also a gift shop for all your PPIHC paraphernalia. The museum is located at 135 Manitou Avenue at Midland Expressway. Admission is $4.00 for adults over 12 and free for children.
Phone: (719) 685-3021 |  |
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Pikes Peak Center
The Auditorium of Colorado Springs
This truly breathtaking entertainment venue houses the El Pomar Great Hall which is the main auditorium of the Pikes Peak Center. With three levels and the ability to accomadate 2,000 people, the Pikes Peak Center is a spectacle to behold. With variable acoustical ability, the Pikes Peak Center provides truly unbelievable sound for any entertainment need. Pikes Peak Center holds events that tailor to every crowd. It is also the home of the Colorado Springs Philharmonic Symphony. The center is located at 190 S Cascade Ave. |  |
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Pikes Peak Cog Railway
An Unforgettable Trip to the Top of America's Mountain!
Millions of passengers have been carried to the top of Pikes Peak on the unique cog railway. The enjoyable, hour-long ride will take you through many of Colorado's life zones and when you reach the top you will be able to see for hundreds of miles. You may also see some of Pikes Peak's animal inhabitants. Also, grab a bite to eat at the depot where lunch can be purchased. The trip costs $28.00 for adults and $16.00 for children ages 3-12. The Railway is located in Manitou Springs at 515 Ruxton Ave.
Phone: (719) 685-5401 |  |
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Red Rock Canyon Open Space and Regional Park
3615 W. High St. (Ridge Rd and Hwy-24; turn south onto Ridge Rd. from Hwy-24 just west of Hwy-24 and S. 31st. St.). Gravel parking lot. Portable toilets. Over 3 miles of developed trails currently. Dog off-leash trail area. 786.3 acres. |  |
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World Arena
Southern Colorado's Premier Entertainment Venue!
Come see one of the over 200 shows at this non-profit and awesome spectacle. The World Arena seats 9,400 and features Olympic and NHL size ice sheets. The Colorado College Tigers hockey team plays at the World Arena. You will find a great entertainment venue that is great for concerts and sports alike. World Arena is also open daily for public skating sessions. Times and prices vary. The arena is located at 3185 Venetucci Blvd just off of S. Circle. TicketsWest: 719-576-2626
Directions:
I-25 south to Exit 138 on Venetucci.
From Pueblo I-25 north to Exit 135, go west to HWY 115, north to Lake Ave, east to Venetucci, right on Venetucci.
Nevada/HWY 115 south to Exit on Lake Ave, then east and right on Venetucci.
HWY 115 north to Cheyenne Meadows, then east to Venetucci.
Parking:
There is a $5 charge per vehicle for event parking.
Visitors to the arena for business meetings should park in Lot A.
Phone: 719-477-2100 |  |
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