Colorado Springs, CO, USA < change city >

Ceremony:

Glen Eyrie

Church:

Mountain Springs Church

Church:

Village Seven Presbyterian Church

Hotel:

Crestwood Suites

Hotel:

Holiday Inn Express

Airport:

Colorado Springs Airport

"Small airport - 45 min. to an hour before departure should be plenty of time. Give 20-30 min. to get there from N. Woodmen/I-25. Fastest route is Woodmen to Powers."

Hiking:

Garden of the Gods

"Good for driving or hiking around, as well as taking awesome pictures! Famous for it's red rock formations."

Hiking:

Palmer Park

Hiking:

Queen's Canyon/The Punch Bowls

"Find this hike by going past the Castle at the Glen. The trail follows and criss-crosses a creek through woods up a hill, winding up at the Punch Bowls. This is a fairly rugged hike - wear shoes that you don't mind walking through water in, and make sure you give yourself enough time to get up and back before dark. You'll have to sign a waiver at the Gatehouse and get a parking tag to hang in your car."

Hiking:

Ute Valley Park

"A great hike - not difficult and fairly short."

Entertainment:

Cinemark Theatre

"Whenever Anonymousand I go see a movie, this is usually where we go. Tons of restaurants and shopping in this area, too. We like to get a Chick-Fil-A milkshake after a movie since it's so close to the theatre."

Natural Attraction:

Pikes Peak Cog Railway

"Not only is Pike's Peak railway a scenic and fun way to get to the top of Pike's Peak (the biggest mountain in sight at 14,100 feet above sea level), it's also very close to both the Pike's Peak trail head, and the Manitou Springs Incline--a challenging trail that goes 2,000 feet straight up on old railway ties. The Incline is not for those who have just arrived in Colorado, and should not be traveled or without lots of water. If you take the railway, you'll be at the summit in about 2.5 hours."

Coffee :

Agia Sophia Coffee Shop

"I think this is my favorite coffee shop in the Springs. It is actually in a house in Old Colorado City. Agia is owned by Christians and has shelves of books on religion, history, and philosophy. Great date/study place."

Coffee :

Pikes Perk Coffee & Tea House

"My favorite coffee house downtown. I like it because it's upstairs is so comfy - coffee places should be required to have lots of couches."