I went to see Stephanie for mediumship work. She was AMAZING. She gave me much needed closure…read morethat couldn't have possibly been guessed or known any other way. If you're looking for a medium, I highly recommend this place.

I'm not sure why this location profile says they don't accept credit cards here - they definitely…read moredo. A cute shop with a lot of fun artwork/jewelry.

The Heritage Center in Cripple Creek is a must-see stop if you're in the area. on the hillside, the…read morebuilding itself offers absolutely stunning views of the surrounding mountains and the town below. Inside, the exhibits give a fascinating look at the area's history, from its rich mining days to its colorful culture today. It's a great spot to learn, relax, and soak in the atmosphere of Cripple Creek. Between the breathtaking views, engaging history, and the unique events, it's definitely a highlight of the town.

What an awesome place to go to when new in town! Our family of 8 convoyed together there and needed…read morea bathroom break. We had no idea how much history was in this town! The building alone catches your eye as it sits surrounded by the spectacular views of mountains and the town below it. The lady behind the desk was super friendly as she gave us a map and showed us how to get to our next destination.

Lovely artist-owned gallery in the heart of downtown COS. We recently closed on a new home near…read moreGarden of the Gods, and wanted to bring in touches of the local landscape; Gallery 113 was highly recommended by our friends and it's easy to see why! The art reflects a range of subjects and mediums, with the majority featuring the distinctive landscapes, flora, and fauna of the area. Whether you're looking for a gift or a new piece for yourself, you can't go wrong with visiting this gallery. As an added bonus, because the gallery is artist owned, the pieces are very reasonably priced. Go! Support local artists. You won't be disappointed.

Gallery 113 is amazing! I think it's awesome that they have many local artists. We have also…read morechecked out art galleries in Denver, but we truly loved the pieces we saw in Gallery 113. I ended up buying two wonderful pieces of artwork at the end of my Colorado trip. I was ecstatic that they were still there from the first time I went. We bought a lovely painting of Pikes Peak. It's hanging up in my kitchen in Madison right now. The other one we bought was of the Kissing Camels and the artist used materials that she found at Kissing Camels as part of the art. It's a really nice space and I hope to come back the next time I'm in Colorado.

Really cool place... as fans of all things focus on the family, especially Adventure in Odyssey, I…read morecan say I may be alil bias. But this place was so cool even if u dont know much about what focus on the family has to offer. 1. Its free! 2. The whits end soda shop has very decent prices for a snack or cold treat. 3. Book store had soooo many options to look at! A rare thing this day in age. 4. Its Christian based! Good wholesome content. Everyone was kind and friendly service was great

It was a great visit to the Focus on the Family visitor center and bookstore. The visitor center…read morehas exhibits and resources for many of the ministries they run, and a great area for kids based around the long-running and very entertaining Adventures in Odyssey. There is a themed playground and hands-on exhibit from the show, and an awesome three-story slide (closed for maintenance as of 6/24, but reopening in "a few weeks"). A big part of the radio show is Whit's End Soda Shop, so of course there is food service and ice cream treats available. The bookstore brings you back to the grand days of Christian bookstores. All of the books published by FotF are available, and many more. There is a full selection of their Adventures in Odyssey books, CDs and DVDs, plus many other Christian decorations and apparel. This is an excellent place to visit whether you're a big fan of Odyssey or waiting to discover it. The children's area is free, and the bookstore prices are normal, however they do offer both a military and senior discount of 10%. We enjoyed our time greatly!

I love this little town that you will find right outside of Colorado Springs. It is an historic…read moretown and has an old town feel. It was founded in 1872 and was intended to be a"scenic health resort". They have a tourist strip in the center with a bunch of shops and restaurants. Most of the parking in the town is metered either on the street or commercial lots. You my luck out and find a place that has free private parking. Some of the attractions in the town or nearby include the Cave of the winds, the Manitou Incline, a bunch of public parks, The Garden of the Gods, the Red Rocks Open Space, Pikes Peak, Manitou Cliff Dwellings, and the Miramont Castle. A unique thing about this place is that you will find water springs all around the city where you can get water directly from. Most of them have different tastes, some of which taste like seltzer. It is still pretty neat though and the water is rumored to have healing powers. This town does have a bit of a homeless issues, but not as bad as major cities. The town is relatively clean and well maintained. I really enjoyed my stay in the tourist town. Between here and neighboring Colorado Springs, there is so much to do. I highly recommend checking it out and/or making this place your next vacation destination.

The Manitou Springs Visitor Center was very helpful and friendly when we were out looking for a…read moreparticular shop. Nice service. Warm smiles.

Finally made it to the Will Rogers Shrine situated above the zoo. To get to it you enter the gate…read moreto the left of the ticket booths at the zoo and drive up the road that is in the zoo. It's not a long ride but it is steep. (We took our half out of the middle. Make sure you have good breaks for the drive down!) Putting the shrine on the bottom of our list of things to see in Colorado Springs, we were pleasantly surprised at how much we enjoyed it. The shrine itself is beautiful (made from one boulder), and the view is probably the best in the area. On a clear day you can see 130 miles eastward. If you like old movies you will recognize the pictures of Mr Rogers with some movie stars (Shirley Temple for one). There's a wonderful display of pictures and murals in the shrine. This place will be one of our destinations of choice to take out of town friends. Enjoy!

Went to the Cheyenne Mtn zoo in Colorado Springs and asking about the tower above us. Found out it…read morethe shrine of the sun tower was included with our admission. Highly recommend taking the trip up, even though it slow going.

A cute boutique with reasonably priced clothes, though not a huge selection. Their floral shop is…read moredarling. She did a ladies wedding I went to and OH MY was it magazine photo shoot appropriate.

What an awesome concept for a store! Walking around and seeing all the different art was so much…read morefun. I'm in need of a couple of pieces for my house, so now that I've found this fun little spot tucked away in Manitou, I will know exactly where to come. I love supporting local as much as I possibly can. The more we can all get away from Amazon shopping the better. But I digress. This is truly a shop you need to find yourself stopping at if you're in Manitou, you won't be disappointed!

I LOVE this gem of a shop in Manitou Springs, CO. It's an artist co-op so not only are you…read moresupporting local artists but since it's not a gallery I find the prices are really reasonable and more within my price range. I typically stop in here once during every visit to the area and always find something fun to take home as a souvenir.