Colorado Springs Top Attractions

The chapel and visitor center are open to the public, and you can take a self-guided tour.

Take any of three tours through one of the Pikes Peak area's oldest attractions.

The only mountain zoo in the United States is home to more than 650 animals and 30 endangered species.

Towering red sandstone formations and a great view of Pikes Peak, historic Rock Ledge Ranch and a living history museum.

View the athlete training facilities on their daily guided tours.

It's not Colorado's tallest, but it is the second most-visited in the world, with views that inspired the poem "America the Beautiful."

A museum of Pikes Peak region history, housed in the beautifully restored 1903 El Paso County Courthouse.

Honors the greatest rodeo champions and houses a collection of rodeo gear.

The world's highest suspension bridge, longest aerial tram and steepest incline railway, and amusement park-style rides.

Located in a natural box canyon, Seven Falls is the only Colorado waterfall listed in National Geographic's International waterfalls list.