Colorado Springs Things to Do

The fact that this popular brewery/restaurant sells its own T-shirts at the front entrance is a strong sign that this place is extremely popular. The menu is an amalgam of American, English and Italian cuisine, featuring everyt... more

For a school of less than 2,000 students this institution has amazingly forged a powerful reputation as one of the elite Division I college hockey programs in the nation. Since 1994 alone the program has won three league titles... more

As the only comedy club in Colorado Springs it attracts some of the best comics on the circuit. In the past Jerry Seinfeld, Ellen Degeneres and Sam Kinison have graced its stage. The owner likes to mix the acts up so each week... more

This museum is so chock-full of rodeo and cowboy history that upon exiting you will find yourself saying "yippie-ki-yay" for no good reason at all. It documents rodeo's 19th century genesis, when it was a cowboy's way of life,... more

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larrybrooke said

… stayed through Sunday.  We visited Garden of the Gods, Seven Falls, Royal Gorge, and Pike's Peak… continue reading »

 Real Travelers who've been here

Trailer Trash said

…";">The Garden of the Gods offers a spectacular and unique view of the famous red… continue reading »

Built in 1936, this art center, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is more like a mall of art mediums featuring plays, films, paintings and sculpture. Harbored inside the Taylor Museum is one of the wo... more

A heavy indicator that this historical center offers an authentic experience can be gauged by the simple fact it offers sarsaparilla as a beverage. While most such attractions focus on Colorado's "Wild West" days, this center,... more

Anyone with an interest in mechanical things that leave the ground will enjoy this museum. It is located in the original art deco-styled Colorado Springs Passenger Terminal Building. With its military setting, it looks exactly... more

After a day at the Broadmoor (The), take a scenic 1.4-mile drive up the narrow mountain road for a self-guided tour of this popular shrine. Built in the 1930s in honor of the American actor, writer and humorist Will Rogers, the... more