Best Cultural Tours in Colorado Springs 2025

Colorado Springs , Colorado

From $ 28.00

The tour is not just a tour, it's an adventure. It is a participative event (at least as much as you like to participate). We have fun and enjoy the stories and buildings of Colorado Springs. A mix of Ghostly stories and historical events make the tour interesting and entertaining. We take you to some areas that aren't as publicly known.

Colorado Springs , Colorado

From $ 130.00

A great way to experience one of nature's greatest treasures: Garden of the Gods!! This tour includes sights such as Kissing Camels, Praying Hands, and Park Overlook. Unobscured views and a mellow pace will ensure your visit to this beautiful red rock park is memorable. Your guide will point out exotic plant life, Red-tailed Hawks, eagles' nests, mule deer, Big Horn Sheep, and of course, numerous spectacular geologic formations and the unique caricatures hidden within them. We make several short stops, but generally stay on the Segways throughout the tour. You will learn about the cultural history of the park, and hear a variety of tall tales and true stories of the Old West and Colorado Springs!!  Be sure to dress in layers with closed-toe shoes. Includes Cone Zone safety training and the best guides in The West!!

Colorado Springs , Colorado

From $ 54.00

Colorado Springs has historically been a city of tourists and travelers. From horses, to coaches, to trains, to trolleys and automobiles, the very first settlers of the town were excited to boast the amazements of the area. They welcomed travelers from far and wide to come and see all of the treasures Colorado Springs had to offer. Welcome Friends! There is much to see and do! It is my pleasure to host you as we stroll through the streets of Colorado Springs and explore the past, present and future of this great city.

Colorado Springs , Colorado

From $ 64.00

You’ll be guided through Historic Manitou Springs, located at the foot of Pike’s Peak. - Manitou Springs, located near Colorado Springs, Colorado, has a rich history that dates to the early 19th century. The area was originally inhabited by Native American tribes, particularly the Ute Indians, who revered the natural springs for their healing properties. In the mid-1800s, European settlers began to arrive, drawn by the natural mineral springs and the area's scenic beauty. The town was officially founded in 1872, with the name "Manitou" derived from a Native American word meaning "spirit." The springs became a popular destination for health seekers looking to benefit from the mineral waters. Manitou Springs grew rapidly during the late 19th century, becoming a popular resort town. The arrival of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad in the 1880s further boosted tourism.