All Attractions

Originally discovered in southwest Colorado, these structures were carefully relocated to Manitou Springs at the turn of the 20th century as a way to protect and preserve them for future generations to enjoy.

Explore one of the nation’s highest cave systems, then head topside for zip lines, a high-ropes course over the canyon, and the heart-pounding Terror-Dactyl swing.

Miramont Castle offers some of the most unique, elegant meals in the Pikes Peak Region. Afterward, wander through the museum to experience Victorian-era life inside this architectural gem.

This little mountain town is the definition of quirky. From hand-painted cars to laid-back street performers, you’ll find free-spirited artistic expression around every corner.

Round out your evening with dinner and an interactive melodrama at the historic Iron Springs Chateau, where cheering, booing, and singing along are all part of the fun.

Soar over the grandest mile of scenery in Colorado with one of the Pikes Peak Region’s premier adventure outfitters.

Once you’re back on solid ground, explore Seven Falls from a new angle. Climb 224 steps to the top or take the elevator to a stunning canyon-wall overlook.

Start your morning with one of the most beautiful drives in the Pikes Peak Region, where breathtaking scenery, charming shops, intriguing museums, and even free-range donkeys await.

Winding through the hills above Cripple Creek, the train trip is 45 minutes of beautiful scenery, interesting history and loads of fun.

Kick off your morning with one of the region’s premier rafting outfitters, where three different tour options let you tailor the experience to your comfort and thrill level.

Walk across the bridge or sit back and let the gondola carry you over the gorge. If you’re still feeling adventurous, you can zip line to the other side or soar 1,200 feet over the canyon on the Skycoaster.

The most affordable way to experience the mountain is also the most freeing—explore at your own pace and stop wherever the views take your breath away.

The Cog Railway offers a more secluded and relaxing way to take in Pikes Peak, making it the perfect option if heights or twisty mountain roads aren’t your thing.

Adventures Out West offers the ultimate adrenaline-packed experience, starting with an open-air Jeep tour up Pikes Peak and ending with a thrilling bike ride down the mountain. If you’d rather skip the biking, you can stick with just the Jeep tour and still take in all the high-altitude views.

The North Pole is a charming, Christmas-themed amusement park at the base of Pikes Peak, offering vintage rides and nostalgic holiday cheer since 1956.

Academy Riding Stables offers tours through the stunning Garden of the Gods park, making for a relaxing morning adventure.

Colorado’s oldest and largest gift shop is the perfect spot to unwind after your morning ride—and don’t leave without a box of their famous homemade fudge!

Get up close with wolves and other rescued wildlife in a safe, educational setting. Tours and interactive experiences offer a rare chance to learn about and connect with these incredible animals.

This quirky museum showcases over 8,000 insects collected over 80 years by founder James May—from butterflies and beetles to spiders and other fascinating specimens.

This local favorite was ranked the #3 best zoo in North America for a reason! Feed the giraffes, howl with the wolves, and discover even more amazing animals around every corner.

The Ghost Town Museum is filled with real buildings and artifacts from actual 1800s ghost towns. Try your hand at churning butter, operate a printing press, and even pan for gold!

Explore an array of historical artifacts from our spacefaring past, including spacesuits, satellites and rocket boosters. You can even drive a Mars rover or experience all known planets and moons through the Science on a Sphere™ virtual simulation.

As the only heritage center in the world devoted to professional rodeo, the ProRodeo Hall of Fame is truly one of a kind. Explore historic outfits and equipment, learn how this iconic American sport has evolved, and visit retired rodeo animals out back!

Mining has played a huge role in Colorado’s history. Packed with 1800s machines and equipment—many still in working order—this museum brings mining history to life.

The Flying W Ranch is the perfect, quintessentially Colorado spot to end your vacation. Start with an authentic cowboy meal, then enjoy a show from the Flying W Ranch Wranglers—an award-winning western band whose lively tunes might just have you two-stepping all the way home.