Antlers Park is a 3.4-acre neighborhood park in Colorado Springs that dates back to the turn of the 20th century, located at the intersection of W Pikes Peak Avenue and Sierra Madre Street.

The park, which is named in honor of an historic resort that stands against the park's backdrop, is best known for its location adjacent to the old Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Terminal, which now features historical locomotive exhibits and activities for families. ADA-accessible amenities include a sidewalk strolling path, a reservable picnic shelter, and a number of interpretive panels and historic markers detailing the park's cultural significance. Public parking is offered behind the hotel adjacent to the downtown campus of a class="ref1" href="https://www.pikespeak.edu/">Pikes Peak State College. Church services are held at the park each Sunday, followed by a community dinner event.

Antlers Park, 31 W Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80903, Phone: 719-385-5940

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