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The Broadmoor Seven Falls, Colorado Springs

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#2 of 6 in Nature in Colorado Springs

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Called “The Grandest Mile of Scenery” in Colorado, the approach to Seven Falls excites the senses and forshadows the dramatic landscape ahead. Crystal clear water from the Pikes Peak watershed has shaped a spectacular natural box canyon: the steep-walled, enclosed canyon that’s become symbolic of the American West.

Once inside Seven Falls, you’ll be enveloped by cliffs and delighted by the cascade of water. The falls tumble 181 feet down the head of this box canyon, dancing from granite face to granite face in seven distinct leaps.

For those who want to dive into nature and are seeking adventure, take the 224 steps by the side of the falls that lead to hiking trails and the banks of the glistening stream that feeds the falls, or try the optional Broadmoor Soaring Adventure zip-line tours —a thrilling exploration above Seven Falls, following rope bridges and culminating in a rappel. Others might prefer a more leisurely experience. For them, browsing our shops, dining at the exquisite new Restaurant 1858 or strolling the 2,500-foot-long, natural-surface walking trail is sure to delight.

Ticket Prices

Entrance fee for adults: Ages 13+ years – $14.00

Entrance fee for children: Ages 2 – 12 years – $8.00

Children under 2 years of age are FREE.

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• By phylbeck1951

  224 steps to the top of the falls but we are both pensioners and made it with a few stops on the way. There is also a lift that takes you to Eagles nest for a complete view of the falls. Bus to take y...  more »

• By relaxingtimz

  A little expensive to get in for a family of four! However, you can tell they put money into maintaining safe trails and the grounds are beautiful. For those afraid of heights.. coming down the stairs...  more »

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• By Samantha D

  I thoroughly enjoyed visiting Seven Falls. It’s a beautiful place to see. If you love nature be sure to visit here if you are in the area. Being from the gulf coast I’m not used to hiking up mountains, but it was totally worth it. It is truly a remarkable experience. Be sure to plan ahead to spend a lot of time here if you really want to enjoy seeing everything this place has to offer. There’s a lot of wildlife like geese and other small animals, which I really loved seeing. :)

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• By Jessica Harper

  This was a lovely place. The parking is far away from the entrance, a shuttle takes you to the entrance, about 11 minutes. The entrance fee was $15.50 per person. This park is very well manicured and maintained with a couple of adorable shops, restaurants and places to sit and enjoy the scenery. The falls are less than a mile from the entrance and there are beautiful views if you can handle the many steep stairs to the top. Make sure give yourself plenty of time to enjoy this little gem!

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