The museum is absolutely fantastic. The museum has a good selection of 1930s and 1940s US Navy and…read moreUs Army Air Corps aircraft. The docents are excellent and provide a positive learning experience. We'll worth the trip if you are interested in WWII aircraft, or history of the 1930s ans 40s.

Such a fantastic museum!! Tour guide Tracy was so friendly and knowledgeable . Tons of exhibits and…read morememorabilia . Definitely take the restoration shop tour! Support this wonderful non-profit museum- it's worth your time

Really awesome museum if you are a car or history enthusiast. I really enjoyed exploring this…read more(smaller) museum located in the prestigious broadmoor. Parking for this museum is quite expensive, but they offered 90 minutes free with their validation so don't forget to snag that! It gave us enough time to still walk around and explore the hotel and scenic area a close by.

This place is connected to the parking garage for the Broadmoore. There was a lot of great info on…read morethe Penrose family. The museum is split into a few sections. There's a part that covers wagons, carriages, and buggies along with some Penrose history and another part (my favorite) that has the cars from the Pikes Peak Hill Climb. There are some awesome cars there like a very early Cadillac, a twin-engine Suzuki, a Nascar-style V-6 Mustang, and that infamously wrecked EVO. I went through and read a lot of the information and it took about 90 minutes, which lined up well with the parking validation that covered 90 minutes in the garage. The woman working at the time was helpful and we signed the logbook by the entrance. The museum is FREE to enter, which made it even better.

Had an incredible time. Thank you Jen and Amber for being so kind and patient with me taking…read moreforever to choose what I wanted from the gift shop. [[Hand for size comparison (i have huge hands) I didn't actually touch the glass, don't worry!]] The place is very hot and very humid, makes sense for the bug collection though. still giving it 5 stars though.

Amazing bugs from all over the world! Fascinating story of his life collecting bugs. Neat location.read more

Finally made it to the Will Rogers Shrine situated above the zoo. To get to it you enter the gate…read moreto the left of the ticket booths at the zoo and drive up the road that is in the zoo. It's not a long ride but it is steep. (We took our half out of the middle. Make sure you have good breaks for the drive down!) Putting the shrine on the bottom of our list of things to see in Colorado Springs, we were pleasantly surprised at how much we enjoyed it. The shrine itself is beautiful (made from one boulder), and the view is probably the best in the area. On a clear day you can see 130 miles eastward. If you like old movies you will recognize the pictures of Mr Rogers with some movie stars (Shirley Temple for one). There's a wonderful display of pictures and murals in the shrine. This place will be one of our destinations of choice to take out of town friends. Enjoy!

Went to the Cheyenne Mtn zoo in Colorado Springs and asking about the tower above us. Found out it…read morethe shrine of the sun tower was included with our admission. Highly recommend taking the trip up, even though it slow going.

This time we went to the Kit Carson Memorial and it was beautiful. The details around the Kit…read moreCarson sculpture honoring the different division. The names of the Fallen Heroes with tributes left by family and friends. Heartbreaking and touching. The wind whispering through the leaves, places to sit and just think, and the piece of the World Trade Center. Humbling how much sacrifice is necessary for our country to be free. The tank display is cool to walk around. The museum was closed but the memorial was a good visit.

It's FREE, it's in one of the most beautiful areas in the Springs, the staff is SUPER HELPFUL AND…read morePOLITE, what else could one ask for? Nothing. I love this place. Yet another activity to do with guests from out of town if there is bad weather (or they suffer from heat strokes LOL). This museum is new and everything is cared flawlessly. The museum clerk was super nice and took us on a mini tour of the lower level. This is such a nice place to spend an afternoon to learn about our city and its heritage. I am so glad they offer this for no charge, as ANYONE can come and enjoy its rich history. Love it.

Loved this place, there were tons of old fashioned carriages, some racecars, sleighs, a couple old…read moremotor bikes. It was free admission and takes about an hour to walk through, it was a good way to spend a snowy afternoon.

Quaint, hipster little town. It has some local shops, as well as some touristy type places to buy…read moresouvenirs. The view is nice, with this town being at the base of the mointaind. It has a nice little mountain vibe and it's fun to walk from one end to the other to browse the shops.

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This is a small shop/art gallery. The woman that owns it is kind and really knowledgeable. I had a…read morelarge piece reframed. It turned out lovely and the new frame looks amazing.

I've been a client of Art Gallery of the Rockies for 25 years - because of their AMAZING…read moreProfessionalism & Customer Service! What a JOY to work with these people! They carry a broad collection - the very best - of artwork, framing, and matting (and go out of their way to find it for you if they don't have it!), they offer discounts & specials throughout the year, and their Framing of the Artwork - their creativity & workmanship & quality - is SUPERB! Once you get a taste of this art gallery...you will never go back to the sub-standard corporate frame shops! Put this one on your "bucket list" - A MUST SEE!

This is a really beautiful campground. Although I was there on their last night of the season, it…read morewas in great shape. The host was very kind and I was able to set up easily near the water and with a great view of the mountains next to the grounds. Restrooms and shower facilities were well cared for. Saw several deer on the grounds while I was there. Some distant traffic noise but nothing too obvious.

Nice campground with great space. Pet and child friendly. Biggest downside I seen is bathrooms and…read moremost areas are not handicap or area friendly. Also I find it a little ridiculous that anyone coming to see you has to pay a dollar per person