• Miramont Castle Museum - Miramont Castle, constructed in the late 1800s, is a 14,000-square-foot architectural marvel boasting a stunning Victorian-era facade… and perhaps some ghostly residents?
• Cog Railway - The Manitou and Pikes Peak Railway, often referred to as the Manitou Cog Railway, is renowned for being the highest cog railway in the United States and among the highest globally.
• Manitou Springs - Known for its natural mineral springs, Manitou Springs has been a beloved destination for centuries. The area features several springs, each with distinct mineral compositions believed to offer healing benefits. Visitors can sample the spring water at various charming, historic fountains throughout the town.
• Manitou Springs Penny Arcade - The Famous Penny Arcade is a historic amusement spot celebrated for its nostalgic appeal, offering a wide array of vintage arcade games, pinball machines, and other classic entertainment reminiscent of simpler times.
• The Cliff House at Pikes Peak - The Cliff House is a historic hotel that seamlessly combines charm with modern conveniences. Set against the majestic Rocky Mountains, it showcases exquisite architecture, a rich history, and breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

• Blankets for cold weather tours
• Tour Guide

Visitors will enjoy a tour through Historic Manitou Springs, nestled at the base of Pike’s Peak.

• Situated near Colorado Springs, Colorado, Manitou Springs boasts a rich history dating back to the early 1800s. Initially, the area was home to Native American tribes, especially the Ute Indians, who held the natural springs in high regard for their healing qualities.

In the mid-19th century, European settlers were attracted to the region by the mineral springs and its picturesque landscape. The town was officially established in 1872, with “Manitou” being a Native American term for “spirit.” The springs quickly became a favored spot for those seeking the therapeutic benefits of the mineral waters.
Manitou Springs experienced rapid growth in the late 1800s, evolving into a popular resort destination. The introduction of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad in the 1880s significantly enhanced tourism.

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