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Best Hotels Near Cave of the Winds Mountain Park
2 El Paso Boulevard (3.3 km from Cave of the Winds Mountain Park)
With a seasonally heated outdoor pool This family-run motel is located 0.9 miles from Garden of the Gods and 4.3 miles from the Pikes Peak Highway. Each room includes complimentary WiFi and a television with cable channels.
3704 W Colorado Ave (3.4 km from Cave of the Winds Mountain Park)
Located in Colorado Springs 2.7 mi from Garden of the Gods and 7.5 mi from Palmer Park Garden of the Gods RV Resort features accommodations with free WiFi air conditioning a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a communal lounge.
3709 West Colorado Avenue (3.5 km from Cave of the Winds Mountain Park)
Garden of the Gods Park is 5 minutes' drive from this Colorado Springs hotel. Rainbow Lodge and Inn offers an outdoor pool and provides free WiFi. A cable TV a microwave and a refrigerator are given in each individually furnished rooms.
3518 West Colorado Avenue (3.7 km from Cave of the Winds Mountain Park)
Located in Colorado Springs, 2.5 miles from Garden of the Gods and 6.8 miles from Palmer Park, Mecca Motel features an outdoor seasonal pool, free WiFi throughout the hotel, and complimentary private parking for guests who drive.
2922 West Colorado Avenue (5.0 km from Cave of the Winds Mountain Park)
The 2-star Garden of the Gods Motel offers comfort and convenience whether you're on business or holiday in Colorado Springs (CO). Offering a variety of facilities and services the property provides all you need for a good night's sleep.
2922 West Colorado Avenue (5.0 km from Cave of the Winds Mountain Park)
Garden of the Gods Motel is conveniently located in Colorado Springs's Old Colorado City district, 2.1 miles from Garden of the Gods, 6.2 miles from Palmer Park, and 13 miles from Peterson Air Force Base.
(6.2 km from Cave of the Winds Mountain Park)
Boasting a spa bath Updated Home 3 Mi to Garden of the Gods! is located in Colorado Springs. Free WiFi is available in this holiday home located 1.4 mi from Garden of the Gods and 4.3 mi from Palmer Park.
(6.8 km from Cave of the Winds Mountain Park)
In the Old Colorado City region of Colorado Springs close to Ghost Town Museum Updated Home with Patio Walk to Shops and Dining offers free WiFi and a washing machine. This holiday house provides accommodations with a balcony.
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Cave of the Winds Mountain Park, Colorado Springs, CO
The Cave of the Winds Mountain Park in Colorado Springs is an incredible natural attraction, offering visitors the chance to explore a spectacular underground world. Structurally, the cave is made up of more than 150 rooms and passageways connected by a series of tunnels, stairways, and underpasses. Winding through its depths are streams, waterfalls, and pools that have been carved out by nature over time; all illuminated by strategically positioned lights that highlight its many limestone formations.
Since it was first opened as a tourist attraction in 1881, the cave has attracted millions of people in search of adventure. Today it is especially popular with outdoor adventurers looking to experience something unique in their travels. For those who are willing to take on this challenge, the rewards will be great. From above ground activities such as zip-lining across Williams Canyon or walking along an elevated wooden walkway suspended just beneath the canyon rim to exploring deep within the Cave itself – it’s no surprise why this destination continues to draw thrill seekers from around the world.
In addition to its massive network of caves and passageways, there are also plenty of other attractions that make Cave of the Winds Mountain Park worth visiting, including panoramic views from almost anywhere atop Deer Mountain and a variety of interactive educational programs designed for children and adults alike. Moreover, since half of all ticket sales go directly towards conservation efforts at the park – visitors can rest assured that their money is going towards preserving this Colorado treasure for generations.