With so many nature-based things to do in Colorado Springs it can get overwhelming. I mean, we have the Rocky Mountains, Pike’s Peak, gorges, rivers, canyons, waterfalls, caves, gorgeous parks, mesmerizing rock formations, and an abundance of land, air and water-based wildlife to enjoy. If you’re looking for outdoor adventure, here are 3 of the …
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Take your bike or take a walk! Pedestrians and cyclists crossing this unique feat of engineering will be treated to amazing views of the US Olympic and Paralympic Museum, downtown Colorado Springs, Pikes Peak, and America the Beautiful Park. Under construction for the last year, the much-anticipated bridge is now open to the public. Located …
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Camping and recreation are a breeze, even for folks in wheelchairs at Colorado Springs KOA Holiday in Fountain, Colorado. We have a lift for the heated pool. Outdoor games like Giant Jenga and Life Size Chess are in an easy-access area. The Great Hall and Pavilion where most of the activities are held is wheelchair …
So many breath-taking sights! Where should a newcomer to Colorado Springs KOA begin? According to Marley Lisenbe, our energetic assistant general manager and hiking expert, her favorite trails are in the Garden of the Gods and nearby Stratton Open Space. Stratton Open Space You’ll find Stratton Open Space right here in Colorado Springs at 1504 …
People aren’t the only ones who flock to Colorado to see the sights. Birds do it too. In fact, the Colorado Springs area is in the middle of the Central Flyway. Hummingbirds, hawks, eagles, and more than 400 other species of birds fly right over your RV as they head as far away as Canada. Pikes …
Before the Colorado Springs KOA accepted its first RV camper, even before the Pikes Peak Gold Rush, this area was once home to Native Americans – people who lived traditional lifestyles of hunting, gathering, weaving, and pottery making. Numerous tribes gathered at the foot of Pike’s Peak to drink the waters of Manitou Springs and …
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Exhilarating outdoor adventures are everywhere near Colorado Springs KOA Campground. Load the family and the doggie (plus his leash) into the car and head for North Cheyenne Cañon Park to thrill to the crashing waters of Helen Hunt Falls. Located on Cheyenne Creek in Colorado Springs, the falls’ name honors Helen Maria Hunt Jackson (October …
Is there a happier, more enthusiastic creature anywhere than a dog? Not possible – dogs are the best! Reward your furry buddy for his devotion and hours of goofy fun with a long hike through the wilderness. You will enjoy breath-taking views, crisp mountain air, and getting close to nature. Your dog will love everything, …
Manitou Springs, home of eight natural mineral springs, rugged red sandstone rock formations, and…chocolate candy? Yes! You can enjoy all the wild and wonderful scenic beauty that lured you to Colorado in the first place AND support unique local businesses at the same time. Send real Rocky Mountain gifts to friends or family back home …
Hike and Bike with the Gods Bring your bicycle with you because the scenery, trails, and geography of the Garden of the Gods is a cyclist’s dream. Millions of years ago, the earth thrust up gigantic red sandstone formations. Native Americans considered this place sacred. Modern visitors stand in awe. No wonder it’s called The …
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