Everything was great. Couldnt ask for more friendly, helpful…read moreStaff, rooms were really clean, comfy beds. Their amenities go on and on. Perfectly located to all attractions. Onsite live music entertainment, tables and chairs and your own porch, kitchenete was fully stocked. Free breakfast was great. Cant say enough good about this place. Definitely would retirn and recommend if you want a personalized stay vs normal hotel.

We went on a Sunday afternoon to the Bluegrass Jam from 3-6. According to my mom and sister they…read moreremodel and upgrades look amazing. We were eager to sit outside and listen to some wonderful music. I am from the Midwest, so any time I can be outside in low humidity I am on it! It was a beautiful evening. Unfortunately only 2 musicians came out to play for us. They others were all inside. I know my toddler granddaughter was the enticement to head outside. I sure was happy I brought her. They were so entertaining, but went back in after less than 30 minutes. Again, it was such a gorgeous night out. I hope in the future others realize we are all not from the area and cherish our time outside during the summer months. Especially when one is from a place with 110% humidity. Yes, I am being hyperbolic. I will definitely go back later this summer when I return. The place looks like such a fun environment to stay. I hope I get a chance in the future.

I went zip lining for the first time here (out of peer pressure), but ended up having the time of…read moremy life. I was SO nervous, but Elena and Kevin made the experience so fun and safe. We took a shuttle to a little hiking trail, got fitted with gear, went over safety and even had a little training zip we got to do to prepare. The experience consisted of 6 courses, I believe, progressively getting longer and higher off of the ground. We had to walk across this crazy suspension bridge to access the last 2, which added to the thrill. Adrenaline was pumping through my body the entire time and it was such a fun experience! You end at 7 falls and can take a shuttle back to your car. The views were incredible and it's an amazing way to soak up the beauty of Colorado Springs. I would highly recommend zip lining here and highly recommend going with Elena and Kevin!

My wife and I were in Colorado Springs visiting some friends. On Friday 4/2 day we decided to visit…read more7 Falls (breathtaking and beautiful!!) . As we went thru the park we couldn't help but notice the Zip lines criss crossing the park. We kept hearing voices hooting and hollering in the air as they flew thru the air. It looked like so much fun I told my wife I wanted to do it. We were leaving for home the next day, but were able to book a 10 am "Woods" tour of 5 Zips. From start to finish, the experience was amazing. I had never been on a zipline and was a bit nervous. From the park looking up, the platforms looks so high and tiny perched on the edge of the canyon walls. The check in people at the Broadmoor were very pleasant and professional. My guides were Carl and Riley. They were very patient, encouraging and fun, They explained everything very well. You start out with a small practice zip to get you familiar with the process and then the Zips are progressive, from short to long. Words cannot express the fun and excitement of Zip Lining. The area is so beautiful. Being in the forest and looking down and around as you fly thru the air is something I will never forget. There was still a good bit of ice on the steam, which made the view even more special. Carl and Riley made what I had been nervous about into a fun, and adrenaline filled event. By Zip #5 (our highest and longest) I was comfortable and wished i had been able to book the Combo course of 10 Zips and 2 Suspension Bridges. I cant wait to go back and do the Combo course. This was Bucket list worthy, Definitely an experience of a lifetime

My two kids (11 year old girl, 9 year old boy) just spent a week at the Eagle Lake Rez (overnight)…read moreCamp and LOVED it!!!! The location is beautiful and there are so many amazing activities. Zip line, archery, the blob, inflatables, fishing and crafts galore. My kids connected well with their counselor and their fellow campers. Appreciate how they adjusted the Bible study for the different ages. My kids enjoyed the large group meetings where they were able to hear solid teaching from the Bible and worship God with a large group of kids their age. The staff were amazing and so focused on helping the campers have an amazing time connecting with Jesus and each other. There is a full medical team on-site to take care of any medical needs. You can apply for financial assistance. Our kids are already talking about going back next year.

This is a fairly woodsy and natural national monument that preserves fossil beds and ancient tree…read moretrunks. Much of the area is open terrain, ponderosa forest and open vistas. Not exactly much quarry to look at, and no collecting of course. There is a place you can search for fossils up the road. There is a visitor center with some nice displays of the bug and plant fossils that have been found. I'm not sure if they were found in a different part of the park, or that's covered up? But you can't really find where the leaf fossils were taken from. The gift shop was nice and the staff very friendly and informative! We did the relatively short Big Stump Loop, about .5 miles and you see a half dozen big old Redwood stumps. I would recommend this trail over the longer one. We had fun and saw everything in about a hour, but you can stay longer and find out more to see. Glad this exists and it didn't become a golf course like they wanted to in the 60s.

Nice open space park. And it was super cool to see the petrified trees. The museum was also…read moreinformative and cool. Would definitely recommend.

We are locals and ventured here on the motorcycle during a weekday when it was not tourist season…read moreand IT WAS PERFECT! Loved it, it was beautiful and PEACEFUL, and we will definitely come back here again!

The hike was only about a mile to get there and back. And the views were great the entire time…read more There's a small waterfall and area to swim as well as cliffs to jump into the water. The cliffs are very high and there are rocks at the bottom so bring shoes and be safe. The water was also freezing but super refreshing.

We were visiting the area and we looking for something to do on a rainy day. This place was great…read more The gentleman with long hair who took care of us was very patient dealing with parents coming with a toddler having a tantrum. He was trying to find solutions to make it work and it did. They have a large space with many routes. The bouldering space is fairly large. Clean and everything in good condition. They have a small gym area. Highly recommend.

It's really great to see a climbing gym that has old school vibes, new equipment and ideas, and…read moreclearly cares about their staff. That's an oddly rare combo, but these guys clearly have it. I've loved every interaction with every staff member, they even have autobelays for those among us who are introverts or travelers!

Love this place ! We have been there 4 times and each time was great ... Super friendly and real…read morepeople

Pikes Peak, known as "America's Mountain," is a must-visit destination with breathtaking views from…read moreover 14,000 feet above sea level. The summit overlooks the Rocky Mountains, Colorado Springs, and the surrounding plains, making it one of Colorado's most memorable attractions. Getting to the top is easy by scenic highway, Cog Railway, guided tour, or hiking trail, making it accessible for both adventurers and casual visitors. The summit offers stunning vistas, a visitor center, and educational exhibits about the mountain's history and environment. Be prepared for rapidly changing weather and temperatures that can be much colder than in Colorado Springs. Crowds and altitude can be drawbacks, and timed-entry reservations required during peak season but do not guarantee a parking spot at the summit. Tips: Visit in the morning for the best views and fewest crowds. Bring your own food, as the summit café is expensive and the famous donuts are overrated. Plan to spend about an hour at the top enjoying the scenery and exhibits.

Great experience for the whole family. Amazing views. The visitors center at the summit is very…read morenice and educational. Please consider elevation sickness when visiting this location as you may become dizzy and nauseous.