We stayed in the Cheyenne Canon Inn for 3 nights, which was just at the entrance to the park. We ventured out for a hike on Mt. Cutler Trail about an hour before dusk. What a great hike! It was definitely a highlight of our visit to Colorado Springs. I would highly recommend the park for hiking, a picnic, or... more

The first thing I did, upon arriving in Colorado Springs, was drive across the city to North Cheyenne Canon Park. The day was already getting on towards dusk and I wanted to take some pictures from the top of the Mt. Cutler trail before it got dark. Colorado Springs is as level as any cornfield in Kansas, but at the... more

This park is free, not far from Colorado Springs, and has some beautiful trails. There are several trails that range from easy to hard. I recommend going here...but be sure to bring plenty of film and water. more

The park is more like a National Park than a City Park. With waterfalls, miles of hiking trails, picnic areas and outstanding scenery, you won't want to miss this beautiful destination! This is a four-season attraction and is wonderful any time of the year. The only drawback is that the Visitors Centers are not open year-round. They open in the... more

We enjoyed our drive through North Cheyenne Canon Park. The road is narrow and on the edge of a cliff (scared our daughter) - but the views were beautiful! It was fun going through the two tunnels carved into the mountains. We stopped at Helen Hunt Waterfall - it was 98% frozen. Which is neat to see if you've never... more