7 falls colorado springs

The Broadmoor Seven Falls is a breathtaking natural wonder in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and is a must-see for anyone visiting the area.

The most majestic waterfall in Colorado is in Colorado Springs at The Broadmoor. Seven Falls features a restaurant, hiking trails, gift shop, viewing platforms, and plenty of beautiful scenery. I was lucky enough to come with my family on our spring break

A fun tourist attraction to see beautiful waterfalls in Colorado Springs, the Seven Falls Park is one of the top things to do in Colorado with kids!

There are 3 must-visit attractions for your Colorado Springs vacation, plus a few other unique activities.

In early June I visited Denver, Colorado, but ended up spending most of my time in Colorado Springs. Most places I travel can fit into a three-day weekend, however I did this one Mon-Wed. I got sta…

If you’re looking for a place where you can both play and relax any time of year, look no further than Pagosa Springs, Colorado! This gorgeous mountain town is most well-known for its impressive collection of hot springs, but it's full of all sorts of outdoor adventures. Here are 23 of the best things to do in Pagosa Springs that you're going to love!

Heading to Colorado? Check out our 4 days in Colorado itinerary which includes where to eat, where to hike, where to grab coffee, and more!

The Perfect Weekend in Colorado Springs itinerary covers where to stay, hikes & activities, hidden gems, and all the best stops for your weekend trip!

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Seven Falls is a series of seven cascading waterfalls that plunge 181 feet from the South Cheyenne Creek in South Cheyenne Canyon, Colorado Springs, Colorado. It has been a privately owned tourist attraction since the early 1880s. After a devastating flood in 2013, it was bought and restored by the Broadmoor Resort and Hotel. When my husband and I stayed at the Broadmoor in late September--click here to read that post-- to celebrate our wedding anniversary, we took a day outing to visit…