Tourist Review: This is a cool shop! The clearance rack in the display window immediately caught my…read moreeye. So much so, we returned the next day to purchase the sweatshirt I was eyeing and I've hardly taken it off since! So many cute Colorado themed items like your typical souvenir trinkets-- magnets, socks, spice mixes, clothing, post cards, mugs... a little bit of everything!

All About Colorado is probably my favorite souvenir place that I visited in Downtown CO Springs…read more If rating souvenir shops on the scale of cheesy t-shirt shop to high end decor, AAC falls right in the middle. It has a little bit of everything for everyone. AAC is actually two shops in one. It looks like they may have been separate at one time, but are now connected. Both sides have similar items and similar helpful staff. Here are some of the items I liked: Hats: I love a good ball cap. They had several different styles. Shirts: There were a good variety of shirts that were Colorado themed or for specific local attractions. Their shirts were much cheaper than the ones for sale at the local attractions. Stickers: I love stickers. I bought several. There were some that seemed a tad ridiculous, but I am sure they sell plenty of weed themed stickers here. Weeeeeeeed maaaaaaan. Get a job hippy. Coffee Mugs: Even though I drink iced coffee, I love location specific mugs. They had mugs a plenty here. Kids books: Who hasn't read "Who Pooped in the Snow"? Actually, I have not and it made me regret that my kids don't like story time anymore. This store has way more than the items I listed. I think you will like it. I did.

One of my favorite places to stop in on Main Street in Cañon. It is a boutique artisan market that…read morefeatures items from local crafters, cottage foods, art and clothing. It is a fun place to walk through and find that special item you didn't even know you couldn't live without. The owner is super friendly and helpful. It is always a little different whenever I go in, so it is fun to know it will never be the same when I stop in. They also often bring in food trucks during the week. Great little local shop! Stop in and see what you can't live without :)

I absolutely love this store. The store has a peaceful energy and the owners Patti and Pam made me…read morefeel welcomed. I didn't think I would be purchasing much however I was wrong and ended up picking up gifts for most of my family. This is a special store with unique items from different artisans. If you have a crystal bracelet and necklace in mind, Pam will design and make it for you. Definitely a place I plan on revisiting. Thank you Pam and Patti for taking care of me.

This isn't a bad souvenir shop on the way to and way back from Royal Gorge Bridge and Park. I…read morestopped on the way back from the park. I was impressed with the amount of souvenirs and wide variety of items they sell here. I almost purchased a Royal Gorge Bridge sticker but decided against it. I absolutely enjoyed my visit to the park earlier. They also sell a favorite moccasin of mine! It's made in Minnesota. Great quality moccasin that keeps your feet warm in the winter. Also, they do not allow photos of the inside of the store or any of their merchandise. Plenty of parking area here as well.

Don't miss this Unique Family Owned Business! Great Colorado T-shirts for only $15 and $2.95…read moremagnets and shot glasses I was surprised on how good the prices where. Free fun area to take amazing pics at! I stop here every time I'm in the area as it's fun just to go in somewhere unlike any other and they have everything from Indian crafts to Colorado souvenirs The same family owned It sense 1977 and really nice people too.

Is everything on the most expensive truck ? I understand souvenirs are expensive but geez…read more I've been coming here since I was a teen , and it has grown beautifully. I miss out back , looks like they put a weird tent up. , and poured concrete . Got rid of the back yard feel with the garden , grass, waterfall, wagon wheels. , so I was pretty bummed about that . They did however add lots of tables for dining , for their little cafe they have going on in there now . It sure has grown so that is good I suppose . They also threw one of those water mines that you can buy a bag , and search for treasures :) I haven't been here in 8 years and I can't tell if I was amazed or disappointed. Manitou I hold dear to my heart , so regardless I sure am thankful it's still here

Nice pit stop/rest area to grab lunch after roaming around at Garden of the Gods…read more I got a chicken balsamic wrap which did its job in refueling me. Just didn't care for the overly chunky bits of feta cheese. Great for souvenir shopping. You could easily spend an hour or more if you have time. Theres a big outdoor area as well. I came when it was a quiet day so it was relaxing and peaceful to sit outside. Women's restroom was a bit hidden but mission accomplished.

I love this little town that you will find right outside of Colorado Springs. It is an historic…read moretown and has an old town feel. It was founded in 1872 and was intended to be a"scenic health resort". They have a tourist strip in the center with a bunch of shops and restaurants. Most of the parking in the town is metered either on the street or commercial lots. You my luck out and find a place that has free private parking. Some of the attractions in the town or nearby include the Cave of the winds, the Manitou Incline, a bunch of public parks, The Garden of the Gods, the Red Rocks Open Space, Pikes Peak, Manitou Cliff Dwellings, and the Miramont Castle. A unique thing about this place is that you will find water springs all around the city where you can get water directly from. Most of them have different tastes, some of which taste like seltzer. It is still pretty neat though and the water is rumored to have healing powers. This town does have a bit of a homeless issues, but not as bad as major cities. The town is relatively clean and well maintained. I really enjoyed my stay in the tourist town. Between here and neighboring Colorado Springs, there is so much to do. I highly recommend checking it out and/or making this place your next vacation destination.

The Manitou Springs Visitor Center was very helpful and friendly when we were out looking for a…read moreparticular shop. Nice service. Warm smiles.

The staff is very friendly and there is a lot to choose from. The prices are reasonable.read more

This is hands-down the best souvenir shop in Old Colorado. We have been in twice and will visit…read moreevery time we are in the area. The owner is so friendly and is also originally from the same area as we are, so that was a bonus. The store is not crammed full of stuff like some of the others on the strip but instead offers a pleasant shopping experience. I have purchased several things from there, and all were of good quality. Infact, I have gotten many compliments on the hat I bought there a couple of years ago. Why go anywhere else?

My mom bought cowboy boots here when we were in town. The owner was very nice and assisted her…read more Lots of different things are in here.

This is a great place to visit. The owner was so nice and…read morewelcoming. He gave us a candle holder as a parting gift back to Texas. Will go back when in the area again.

We stopped in for tshirts. The people were so very nice. They have a great selection at very…read morereasonable prices. If you are in town you must stop here.

Adorable little place. So happy we found it. Great prices on all of the merchandise. Has lots of…read morelittle gifts and souvenirs as well. The woman working was so welcoming and nice.

This is a great shop for gifts and knickknacks! I love the artwork they carry too. A little…read moreexpensive (but so is everywhere these days).

Such a cute little store! Walking around Salida to check out the shops is one of my favorite…read morepastimes when I'm in town. They have stickers, candles, hats, notebooks, etc. A fun stop.