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Try the Royal Gorge Via Ferrata. Beginner, Moderate, and Difficult routes are available for the experience of a lifetime! Laugh into the wind at the center of one of the world's highest suspension bridges. This journey through the clouds is undoubtedly the high point of any Colorado vacation. There is also whitewater rafting , a historic railroad , and an incredible dinosaur experience to explore at the Royal Gorge. Bring your family for an unforgettable adventure near Colorado Springs!

The visitor center, gondolas, theater and bridge are all wheelchair accessible. Chairs must be no wider than 30" to fit onto the gondola. Please leave this field blank. Emails are serviced by Constant Contact. Lara First time I have been here in over 25 years and loved seeing it again. Forgot the views it has and the amazement of the bridge. Beautiful just beautiful. They also have a swing, zip line and a few other… Read More. Lori, Local Guide Wow!!! Place is amazing. We did the package with the gondola rides.

Great gift shop, views are spectacular. We rode over and then walked back. Even enjoyed a cold beer at the BBQ place.

The zip lining looked awesome. Today, the area offers a myriad of possibilities for visitors. The beauty of the area is truly spectacular. From the purple mountains to the alpine forests, to the natural red rock formations in Garden of the Gods and the mysterious Cave of the Winds, as well as, the abundant wildlife, there is beauty of all shapes and sizes.

Visit Dome State Wildlife Area to see bighorn sheep, deer, elk, bobcats, coyotes, eagles and wild turkeys. Other places to visit include the Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument , which protects ancient fossils from 34 million years ago.

Garden Park Monument was established after dinosaur bones were found in the area. Dinosaur Depot, an interpretive and educational museum, was built to offer a fun way for kids to learn about the dinosaurs that roamed the area so long ago. Casinos are also in the area where you can try and strike it rich, much like the prospectors who originally settled here. There are numerous trails for hikers and bikers and great fishing and rafting opportunities in the Arkansas River.

This river rushes below the world's highest suspension bridge at 6,' above sea level and 1,' above the Arkansas River. Fishing and sailing are also popular at the man-made Pueblo Reservoir that is surrounded by limestone cliffs.