Wind your way through a mile of Colorado caverns, experience total darkness and marvel at formations forged hundreds of thousands of years ago. Then head topside and check out the Wind Walker rope course, the Bat-A-Pult zipline, the Cliff Hanger Climbing Wall, Geronimo’s Leap and the Magic Lantern Virtual Reality Theatre. Reservations recommended.

Catch a ride to the summit of Pikes Peak in one of their passenger vans, then gear up for the ride of your life! Enjoy 20 miles of the best downhill scenery Colorado can muster, led by awesome experienced bikers. Continental breakfast and lunch included. Reservations required.

What could be more iconically Colorado than an exciting adventure through river country? Bring a friend for some instant fun — just add water! Reservations required.

Stop by the Garden of the Gods Trading Post for lunch for you and a guest. Their back patio is one of the best in town and it’s a perfect place to refuel after a hike in the Garden of the Gods, or before doing a little shopping in the biggest gift shop in town!

Saunter the wooden promenade past historic store fronts, and artifacts of our wild west heritage. Try your hand in the shooting gallery or pan for gold during the summer months.

They say laughter is the best medicine, so we prescribe you two tickets to one side-splitting, hero-cheering, villain-booing, good time. Enjoy some good old-fashioned comedic melodrama and a musical comedy revue show. Reservations required.

The Manitou Cliff Dwellings offer you a unique hands-on experience while you explore and marvel at the Ancestral Pueblo’s and how they lived.

One of the most unique hidden gems in our area, the May Natural History Museum is one of the largest and rarest private collections of insect specimens in the world. From colorful butterflies and beetles, to the creepiest of creepy crawlies, Mays will astound the savviest entomologist.

A Christmas-themed amusement park, this enchanted park has something for every member of the family.

The ProRodeo Hall of Fame and Museum of the American Cowboy was opened in August 1979 as a museum designed to "preserve the legacy of the cowboy contests, the heritage and culture of those original competitions, and the champions of the past, present and future.

The Space Foundation Discovery Center is the region’s first and only interactive museum advancing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Be sure to check out their Science On a Sphere (TM), Mars Robotics Laboratory, and Virtual Reality Laboratory.

Known as the “Museum That Works”, WMMI brings the history of mining to life. Witness operational steam engines and enjoy daily guided tours. Explore their 27 acre campus with outdoor exhibits, stream & ponds, historic ranch and more!