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Garden of the Gods OverlookScenic Overlook4.1 mi from Colorado Springs▾
Garden of the Gods Overlook

Glen Eyrie, the 1871 English Tudor-style castle built by Colorado Springs founder General William Jackson Palmer, sits at the head of Garden of the Gods, with trails from its grounds leading directly into the park's red rock formations just a five-minute walk away.

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Seven FallsWaterfall7.1 mi from Colorado Springs▾
Seven Falls

Carved into South Cheyenne Canyon — once used by Ute hunters to stampede buffalo — Seven Falls has drawn visitors since naturalist James Hull built a toll road and stairway to it in 1883, and today's Eagle's Nest observation platform, reached by an elevator cut 170 feet into the mountainside, was added in the 1940s.

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Colorado Springs, Colorado

1 active Geo Zones, 63 Wayfinding locations, and 2 Treasure Hunts in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

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Nearby Points of Interest

Worth the DetourDiscover a destination worth exploring within a short drive from Colorado Springs.

Garden of the Gods OverlookScenic Overlook4.1 mi from Colorado Springs▾
Garden of the Gods Overlook

Glen Eyrie, the 1871 English Tudor-style castle built by Colorado Springs founder General William Jackson Palmer, sits at the head of Garden of the Gods, with trails from its grounds leading directly into the park's red rock formations just a five-minute walk away.

Carol M. Highsmith via Wikimedia Commons, Public domainDirections
Seven FallsWaterfall7.1 mi from Colorado Springs▾
Seven Falls

Carved into South Cheyenne Canyon — once used by Ute hunters to stampede buffalo — Seven Falls has drawn visitors since naturalist James Hull built a toll road and stairway to it in 1883, and today's Eagle's Nest observation platform, reached by an elevator cut 170 feet into the mountainside, was added in the 1940s.

michaelwm25 via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0Directions
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