• Where is Manitou Springs located?
    • Tucked away near Pikes Peak, the town of Manitou Springs has been a quintessential tourist destination since the 1870s.
  • What makes Manitou Springs unique?
    • A number of the town’s mineral springs are still functional today, allowing visitors and locals to relax in one of the many pools located throughout town.
  • What attractions can visitors enjoy in Manitou Springs?
    • In addition to the mineral springs, visitors can enjoy:
    • Outdoor attractions
    • Museums
    • Restaurants
    • Breweries
  • How far is Manitou Springs from Denver?

Things to Do:

1. Hike up the Manitou Springs Incline

Hike up the Manitou Springs Incline
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2. Take a tour of the Cave of the Winds Mountain Park

Take a tour of the Cave of the Winds Mountain Park
© Cave of the Winds Mountain Park

3. See what life was like during the Victorian era at the Miramont Castle Museum

See what life was like during the Victorian era at the Miramont Castle Museum
© Miramont Castle Museum

4. See an exhibition at the Manitou Springs Heritage Center

See an exhibition at the Manitou Springs Heritage Center
© Manitou Springs Heritage Center

5. Have romantic dinner at the Cliff House Hotel Dining Room

Have romantic dinner at the Cliff House Hotel Dining Room
© Cliff House Hotel Dining Room

6. Stop for lunch at Adam's Mountain Cafe

Stop for lunch at Adam's Mountain Cafe
© Adam's Mountain Café

7. Taste unique brews at the Manitou Brewing Company

Taste unique brews at the Manitou Brewing Company
© Manitou Brewing Company


Best Time to Visit Places to Stay Tips for Visiting
Spring (March-May) – Mild temperatures and blooming wildflowers. Cliff House at Pikes Peak – A historic hotel with luxury accommodations. Hike the Manitou Incline – A challenging but rewarding climb with stunning views.
Summer (June-August) – Warm and ideal for outdoor adventures. Americas Best Value Inn Villa Motel – A comfortable stay near downtown. Visit Garden of the Gods – Explore breathtaking rock formations and hiking trails.
Fall (September-November) – Crisp air, colorful foliage, and fewer tourists. Blue Skies Inn Bed & Breakfast – A charming and cozy retreat. Ride the Pikes Peak Cog Railway – Take in stunning fall colors on the way to the summit.
Winter (December-February) – Snowy and festive, great for a mountain retreat. Magnuson Grand Pikes Peak – A great option for a winter getaway. Soak in the Manitou Mineral Springs – Warm up with the natural spring water found around town.

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