Tourism
Be Our Guest
The Tri-Lakes area offers plenty of outdoor recreational opportunities, cultural activities and striking natural scenery. The area’s interesting history lures visitors and residents alike with its choices in great dining, lodging, one-of-a-kind boutiques, breathtaking views and amenities.
Dining
Each of the Tri-Lake areas has its own distinctive character, with convenient centers for recreation and relaxation. Dining options vary, from upscale bistros and cafes to diners, ethnic cuisine, traditional favorites and fast food. Regardless of taste, everyone can find the perfect restaurant in which to pass the time and have an enjoyable meal.
Lodging
Visitors to the Tri-Lakes area can find accommodations within 10 minutes in every direction. Every taste and budget is available.
Choices range from elegant business hotels, to bed and breakfasts, to economy motels, all within easy distance of the area’s top attractions.
Attractions
Southern Colorado is renowned for its natural splendor and breathtaking views of Pikes Peak. Pike National Forest encompasses over 1.1 million acres. Garden of the Gods, Manitou Cliff Dwellings and the Cave of the Winds all offer magnificent panoramas with distinctive red rock formations.
Other destinations include the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo (the U.S.’s only mountain zoo, situated at an elevation of 6,800 feet), Seven Falls and a trip up Pikes Peak either driving or on the Pikes Peak Cog Railway. From Monument you may want to trip the ‘scenic route’ to Woodland Park by way of the Mt. Herman Road.
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