National Museum of World War II Aviation
Colorado Springs, CO

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The National Museum of World War II Aviation in Colorado Springs, CO, features 28 fully restored flying aircraft and several ongoing restoration projects. It houses an extensive collection of over 4,000 artifacts and historical documents from World War II. Visitors can also see several fully restored and operational vehicles used by US forces and their allies during the war.
Colorado Springs, CO
The Old Colorado City History Center Museum, established by the Old Colorado City Historical Society in 1976, preserves the history and unique culture of the original Colorado City and the Westside neighborhood. It offers a place to view artifacts, a historical reference library, and collections. Visitors can take museum tours, attend monthly programs, conduct local history research, and enjoy summer Saturday Craft Fairs.
Colorado Springs, CO
The Rocky Mountain Motorcycle Museum is located in Colorado Springs, CO. Visitors can explore the museum, which is situated on the second floor and accessible by elevator. Guided tours are available by appointment.
Colorado Springs, CO
World Golf and Sand Creek Golf Course combines a showcase lighted driving range, executive-length golf course, and miniature golf with dining at Fairway Grill & Pub and a comprehensive golf retail outlet. The facility features an on-site club-making operation and employs advanced golf instruction technology.
Colorado Springs, CO
The Western Museum of Mining and Industry, open since 1970, preserves and interprets the mining history of Colorado and the American West. Its 27-acre campus features a 12,200 square foot exhibit hall with working machinery, a model mining drift, and gold panning stations. Visitors can see historic machinery in action and tour the historic Reynolds House, a mid-1890s Queen Anne-style Victorian farmhouse on the Colorado Register of Historic Properties.
Colorado Springs, CO
Valley Hi Golf Course features an 18-hole regulation course and a 4-hole short course. Visitors can utilize a practice facility with a full-service range, putting green, and short game area. The course offers men’s and women’s rental club sets and is a member of the Audubon Sanctuary Program.
Colorado Springs, CO
The Edward C. Rochette Money Museum in Colorado Springs preserves and showcases an extensive collection of coins, paper currency, and monetary artifacts. Visitors can explore exhibits such as The Silk Roads, The History of Money, and the Americana Gallery. The museum also features The Mini Mint, the Bebee Collection of U.S. Paper Money, and a Kids’ Zone with interactive exhibits.
Colorado Springs, CO
Banning Lewis Ranch Vista Water Park is a private facility in Colorado Springs that offers seasonal relief from warm, dry mountain summers. It caters to families and children of all ages with family-friendly water attractions and well-maintained grounds. Visitors can use accessible amenities including parking, restrooms, and picnic areas. The park provides a refreshing alternative to hiking nearby Pikes Peak trails.
Colorado Springs, CO
Cherokee Ridge Golf Course in Colorado Springs, CO offers both a regulation course and a par 3 course. Visitors can utilize practice facilities, participate in golf outings, and take golf lessons.
Colorado Springs, CO
The Space Foundation Discovery Center is a museum in Colorado Springs. It features exhibits on space exploration, science, and engineering. Visitors can learn about humanity's return to the Moon, the effects of microgravity, man-made satellites, and the challenges of exploring extreme environments. Other exhibits cover the history of space travel and early astronaut experiences.