Colorado Springs is situated near the base of one of the most famous American mountains, Pikes Peak, on the east side of the Rocky Mountains.

The city, the second largest in Colorado, is adorned with beautiful Victorian homes and turn-of-the-century buildings. Once known as a Gold Town, Colorado Springs now boasts something for everyone, from the arts buff to the outdoorsman.

Seven Falls, located just ten minutes from downtown Colorado Springs and nestled deep within Cheyenne Canyon, is Colorado's only waterfall to be listed in National Geographic's "List of International Waterfalls." Other attractions in the area include:

Holden House 1902 Bed & Breakfast Inn, Colorado Springs
Victorian elegance with five guest suites each with private bath, fireplace and "tubs for two".

Rocky Mountain Lodge & Cabins, Cascade
Voted "Best with Nearby Attractions" by Arrington's Inn Traveler 2004 and 2005 Book of Lists.

M Lazy C Ranch, Lake George
Just 35 miles west of Colorado Springs and the front range of the Rocky Mountains, the dude ranch is nestled in a high mountain valley surrounded by pine and aspen forests with access to thousands of acres of National Forest.

• Pikes Peak Mountain
• Cave of the Winds
• Garden of the Gods
• Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
• Manitou Cliff Dwellings
• Glen Eyrie Castle
• Pioneer's Museum