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Why Go: Trip Ideas





Colorado Springs, CO:


Purple Mountain Majesty


Leave your designer duds at home, and saddle up to the casual vibe of a real Rocky Mountain town where Air Force meets ';O beautiful for spacious skies.';


Most ';bang'; for your buck: Mosey on over to the Flying W Ranch for a chuckwagon supper capped off with cowboy songs and an old-Western-style shootout (fake pistols, of course) with audience participation. This working cattle ranch is a good place to bring the family. Hint: Arrive early if you want to explore the town.





Get out of Dodge: Take the old Western train through Royal Gorge for wine tasting while savoring mountain and forest vistas. Or, head to the town of Manatee Springs to explore the sandstone formations within Garden of the Gods or go spelunking in an ancient cave. From Manatee Springs, it's not too much further to reach the casinos of Cripple Creek.





Chill out spots: After seeing the unique animals at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, drive up the little road to the Shrine of the Sun, where you'll get a spectacular view of the city. Then, head for the good life at the Cheyenne Mountain Resort lake beach or golf course.





The real deal: Lovers of the great outdoors rejoice in frequent Bambi sightings, fly-fishing rivers stocked to the gills with rainbow and brown trout (you can just pick up your fishing license at most convenience stores), mountain bike trails filled with twists and turns, and up to Class-5 whitewater rapids.





Did we mention it's free? Visitors to the Air Force Academy will be flying high after exploring the museum, marveling at the aluminum spires of the Cadet Chapel, checking out the B-52 bomber display, chatting with students in the Field House, and heading to the overlook to watch cadets marching, planes flying, and parachutes sailing the wind.





Good to know: Those antennas on the top of Cheyenne Mountain have to do with NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command). The President's hideaway in case of emergency is located in the government command center set way deep down inside the mountain itself. A popular local pastime is to speculate on where the door to this secret lair lies.








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Garden of the Gods


1805 North 30th Street


Phone: 719.634.6666








This park is made up of towering sandstone rock formations against the backdrop of snow-capped Pikes Peak. You can climb around on these structures freely or take a guided tour of them. The free visitors center will help you learn about the geology, ecology and cultural history of the area through hands-on exhibits.











The Charles Court


1 Lake Ave


Phone: 719.634.7711








The restaurant's American-oriented menu changes feature a selection of Rocky Mountain fare such as Colorado Rack of Lamb, Charles Court Game Grill and innovative seafood dishes such as Copper River Salmon and Grilled Ahi Tuna. The restaurant has been awarded the Wine Spectator's ';Best of Award of Excellence and the Sante Award';, and Zagat's calls the restaurant ';the perfect getaway for a romantic evening';. The lakeside setting and formal atmosphere make for truly a special evening at the Broadmoor.





U.S. Olympics Complex


1 Olympic Plaza


Phone: 719.578.4888








The U.S. Olympics Complex visitor center provides the public with information about the U.S. Olympic Committee, U.S. Olympic Training Centers and the Olympic Movement. The Center includes the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame Rotunda, the Olympic Spirit Store, and patio eating facilities. Olympic memorabilia displays, including interactive kiosks at which guests can obtain information on all American Olympic athletes, are scattered throughout the Visitor Center.





Free public tours are conducted daily on a year-round basis by USOC Ambassadors. The hour-long tour allows visitors to view all of the sport training facilities where athletes work out such as gymnasiums, weightlifting facilities, shooting centers, sports science and technology labs, aquatics centers and the bobsled flume. Tours leave on the hour or half hour, depending on the season, and include a short Olympic videoAdvice on Grand Cayon tour please. Price, Package, Company, etc?
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