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Why Visit Colorado Springs, CO?

Located at the base of Pikes Peak of the Rocky Mountains in east central Colorado, Colorado Springs, CO is a heaven for the great outdoors.

Fun Fact: Colorado Springs, CO sits higher than a mile above sea level, making it one of the tallest cities in the U.S.

The Best Time to Visit Colorado Springs, CO

Colorado Springs, CO experiences a dry-winter semi-arid climate. The hottest months fall between June and August, with highs averaging at around 80°F. The coldest months fall between November to March, with lows averaging at aro\und 25°F.

Hotels in Colorado Springs, CO are normally most expensive in August and April. The cheapest time to visit Colorado Springs, CO is in November.

Getting Around Colorado Springs, CO

The nearest major airport to Colorado Springs, CO is Colorado Springs Airport (COS), just 13 miles away from downtown Colorado Springs. The most convenient way to get from Colorado Springs Airport (COS) to downtown Colorado Springs is by taxi. Taxis are available at the airport taxi stand. Bear in mind to only get into taxis with a taxi sign on the vehicle and a license sign outside of the vehicle. The journey will take between 15–20 minutes and costs between US$30–US$40.

Driving is the preferred mode of transport in Colorado Springs, CO. Car rental agencies have desks conveniently located at the off-airport car rental facility, accessible via shuttle. Alternatively, Trip.com offers a wide selection of cars to book, with free cancellation and no credit card fees. You can explore car rental options here.

The cheapest way of getting from Colorado Springs Airport (COS) to downtown Colorado Springs is by hotel/ski shuttle. Hotels and ski resorts in Colorado Springs often provide free shuttles from the airport.

Things to Do in Colorado Springs, CO

Millions of nature enthusiasts flock to Colorado Springs, CO annually for their mountainous number of hiking and biking trails. A must-visit location is the Garden of the Gods Park. The National Natural Landmark is most prominent for its unique red rock formations, created during a geological upheaval millions of years ago. Enjoy top views of Pikes Peak from the public park while you explore any of the 21 miles of trails, ranging from extremely easy to moderate.

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, located 6714 feet above sea level, southwest of downtown Colorado, is the highest zoo in the U.S. The zoo actively breeds endangered animals in an effort for conservation, including black-footed ferrets, Wyoming toads, mountain tapirs, and Mexican gray wolves.

Fun Fact: Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is well known for its large giraffe herd. Over 200 giraffes have been born at the zoo since 1954.

Admission to the zoo includes access to the Will Rogers Shrine of the Sun, a commemorative tower and chapel on Cheyenne Mountain. Named after Will Rogers, the American humorist, the tower overlooks The Broadmoor Hotel and Resort and Garden of Gods park. The shrine is also a tomb for the remains of Spencer Penrose, a philanthropist who was responsible for many of Colorado Springs' prominent buildings, and his wife Julie.