Colorado Springs
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The second-largest urban area in Colorado offers numerous outdoor and sports activities right at its doorstep.

Overview of Colorado Springs

It is the second-largest urban area in Colorado. The city offers numerous outdoor and sports activities right at its doorstep.

Key Facts

  • Type of place: large city.
  • Tourist interest: (worth a stop if you are in the area).
  • Location:
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  • Local time: Heure : Colorado Springs.
  • Population: 465,101 inhabitants (2016).
  • Area: 505.33 km².
  • Altitude: 1,839 m.

History of Colorado Springs

What to See and Do in Colorado Springs

Climate and Weather

Transportation

Getting There

Getting Around

Accommodation

Dining

Useful Addresses

Nearby Attractions

Also worth seeing within a 100 km radius of the city:

Arkansas River, Colorado, États-Unis
Arkansas River
The top rafting river in the United States.
Boulder, Colorado, États-Unis
Boulder
It’s a great base for enjoying the many outdoor activities available near the city.
Denver, Colorado, États-Unis
Denver
The largest city and capital of Colorado is also the most significant in the Rocky Mountains region. It’s a lively city with plenty of parks and museums.
Leadville, Colorado, États-Unis
Leadville
As its name suggests, this is a former mining town with many buildings from the turn of the 19th century.
Pikes Peak, Colorado, États-Unis
Pikes Peak
This summit in the eastern Rockies at over 4,000 m is a classic hiking destination. It’s also accessible by car and by the scenic Manitou and Pike's Peak Railway.
Bent's Old Fort, Colorado, États-Unis
Bent's Old Fort Historic Site
An adobe fort and former fur-trading post (fully reconstructed) from the mid-19th century.

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