Planning a visit to Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region? You’ve come to the right place!
PeakRadar.com is the region’s most comprehensive online calendar, spotlighting a wide range of arts & cultural events, sporting and outdoor recreational activities, and much more! Use our search function to plan the events you’d like to partake in while you’re in the area. Plus, make sure to check out our Annual Events Guide.
Our friends at VisitCOS , the destination marketing organization for the Pikes Peak region, have a helpful trip itinerary and trip idea page that is a great way to customize your trip to the Pikes Peak region. They also have travel tools and tips to help you prepare for your visit! And make sure to get your free Official Vacation Planner, too!
Do you like the Pikes Peak region so much that you’re thinking of moving here?
The Colorado Springs Relocation Guide and the associated SpringsRelocationGuide.com offers prospective and new residents an essential resource for moving to the Pikes Peak region and making decisions on homes, neighborhoods, schools, healthcare and more.
One great way to get an introduction to the Pikes Peak region’s art and culture scene is through Creative Stays, which features weekend getaway itineraries curated by a diverse group of local creatives. Watch them all here.
The Pikes Peak region is the gateway to southern Colorado and includes Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs, Old Colorado City, Tri-Lakes, Fountain, Cripple Creek, Woodland Park, Victor and Green Mountain Falls. Lured by more than 300 days of annual sunshine, millions of visitors come to enjoy our community each year. Colorado Springs was originally founded as a resort colony, and to this day tourism remains the city’s third largest industry.
Evidence of the Pikes Peak region’s first artists, the Ute Indians, remains etched on the rocks at Garden of the Gods Park. Since then, the area has continued to attract artists and outdoor enthusiasts lured by the region’s unparalleled natural beauty. At the turn of the century, inspired by a trip to the summit of the Peak, Katherine Lee Bates penned what has become our country’s most famous poem and song, “America the Beautiful.”
Today, from the world-class Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College to the annual Labor Day Liftoff balloon festival, the region overflows with cultural offerings. In the summertime alone, there are countless opportunities to hear free, live music in our parks and open spaces. Whatever leisure-time experience you are seeking, you’ll find it here on PeakRadar.com.