Regional Guide
Pikes Peak Region
America's Mountain and the city that grew up at its base
The Pikes Peak region centers on Colorado Springs, the state's second-largest city, and radiates outward from the 14,115-foot peak that inspired 'America the Beautiful.' Garden of the Gods draws over two million visitors a year. The Broadmoor has anchored the luxury hospitality scene since 1918. Manitou Springs — tucked into a canyon at the base of the Incline — is equal parts artsy mountain town and mineral water spa. Farther out, Woodland Park serves as the gateway to Cripple Creek, and Castle Rock and Monument mark the I-25 corridor between Denver and the Springs.
The region is a year-round destination. Summer sees peak tourism at Garden of the Gods and Pikes Peak Highway. Winter brings lighter crowds but the Broadmoor's holiday programming draws visitors. The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb (late June) is the area's signature motorsport event.
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Part spa town, part artist colony, part endurance challenge — where the Incline meets the mineral springs
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The 'City Above the Clouds' — where Pikes Peak looms and the Ute Pass opens to the west
The Palmer Divide — where Denver's southern reach meets the Springs' northern expansion, and Pikes Peak fills the windshield
Named for the butte, known for the outlets — but the trails and downtown are the real story
Door-to-door from DIA or anywhere on the Front Range. Flight tracked, no surge pricing.
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