Colorado Springs is nestled at the base of Pikes Peak in the Rocky Mountains and is the ultimate hub for elevated adventure, educational experiences, and recreation. This vibrant destination sits minutes away from ample outdoor exploration and activities. There’s so much for groups to experience, it’s easy to discover something new at every turn.
Colorado Springs boasts mild temperatures and more than 300 days of annual sunshine. This, along with the scenic beauty and central location, makes Colorado Springs the ideal location for tour operators and planners to include in their itineraries.
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Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak Region offer 55 attractions and activities ideal for groups, including the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, which has one of the largest reticulated giraffe herds of any North American zoo, or the newly built, architecturally recognized U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum.
Over the last few years, Colorado Springs has renovated and opened popular attractions. The Broadmoor Manitou and Pikes Peak Cog Railway reopened with new trains and a track that takes visitors to the top of Pikes Peak. At the summit, there is a new Summit Visitor Center complete with accessible walkways and interpretive exhibits. After burning down in a fire in 2012, the historic Flying W Ranch also has reopened, once again offering guests a Western experience complete with a chuckwagon dinner and performance by the Flying W Wranglers.
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With so many distinctive offerings, there truly is something for everyone, and Visit Colorado Springs’ award-winning staff are destination experts who will provide group tour operators with memorable, customized itineraries perfect for any group.
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Garden of the Gods Park
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