100 Things To Do In Colorado Springs Before You Die
By Kirsten Akens from Reedy Press. The breathtaking views of Colorado Springs
from the summit of Pikes Peak inspired Katharine Lee Bates unforgettable
anthem, “America the Beautiful.” The city embodies some of the best that the
West has to offer, and any visit to the region will be full of such inspiring
vistas. To maximize your visit, 100 Things to Do in Colorado Springs
Before You Die offers insider tips and itineraries for enjoying the
outdoor adventures, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment in this stunning
gem of a city.
Sip lattes at
the world’s first (and maybe only!) tiny-house coffee shop: Story Coffee
Company. Be delightfully disgusted by the largest privately-owned insect
collection at the May Natural History Museum. Tour the U.S. Olympic Training
Center for a peek at the “anti-gravity” treadmills and perhaps an Olympic
athlete in training! Snap a selfie with one of the unique public art sculptures
in downtown Colorado Springs. Author Kirsten Akens shares a local’s insight
from the perspective of both a longtime resident and a journalist with a skill
for digging below the surface. With this book as your guide, you’re guaranteed
to hit all the highlights while learning even more about the city along the
way.
My Opinion: I’ve been to Colorado Springs many times
and I really enjoyed the area I have done a 100 on this list that at least 25.
I love Garden of the gods, the laser show I saw at the wins was spectacular
although I don’t think they are bad anymore. The Royal Gorge Bridge is freaky
as it’s the highest suspension bridge in the world. Has been to Cripple Creek,
I’ve been to the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo and the Broadmoor. But find more places
that I have discovered is awesome so far to get back out to Colorado and were
going.
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