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Starsmore Visitor and Nature Center is a wonderfully informative nature and visitor center that is located in Colorado Springs. The stone building was once the residence of the Starsmore family; it has been cherished as an important local landmark for a number of years. The structure was bought by the City of Colorado Springs in 1992, then moved to its current location. The center plays an intricate role in introducing Cheyenne Cañon and its wildflowers, rock formations, wildlife, and beautiful waterfalls to all who visit. The park offers a number of fascinating programs, such as the Junior Ranger Program, Tipi Raising & Ute Heritage Workshop, and the Cheyenne Cañon Camp.

2120 South Cheyenne Canon Road, Colorado Springs, CO, Phone: 719-385-6086

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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