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Four by Brother Luck
Top Chef alum Brother Luck's rotating four-course tasting menu inspired by the Four Corners — blue cornbread with wojapi, chile-rubbed elk, and the kind of plates that put Colorado Springs on the national radar.
The Rabbit Hole
Subterranean New American spot on Tejon with an Alice-in-Wonderland conceit that should be twee but isn't — the dishes are named after novels, the kitchen is serious, and the lower-level booths are date-night gold.
Manitou Incline
2,768 railroad-tie steps up the side of Mount Manitou — 2,000 feet of gain in less than a mile, 41% average grade. The town's masochism-as-fitness test, with a fast-flowing descent on Barr Trail.
Barr Trail
13 miles one-way from Manitou Springs to the 14,115-foot summit of Pikes Peak, gaining 7,800 feet. The route of the Pikes Peak Marathon. Most people do the bottom 3 miles as a workout and call it a day.
U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum
Architecturally striking downtown museum dedicated to American Olympic and Paralympic history — interactive sports challenge stations let you race Usain Bolt and try sled hockey. Easily a 3-hour afternoon.
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
Highest zoo in the U.S. at 6,714 feet, built into the side of Cheyenne Mountain — hand-feed giraffes, ride the antique carousel, take the chairlift up to the Will Rogers Shrine view. Routinely rated top 5 zoos nationally.
Garden of the Gods
Free National Natural Landmark of red sandstone fins thrust 300 feet straight out of the ground — Pikes Peak as the backdrop, 15 miles of trails ranging from paved-loop easy to scrambling. Goes from morning glow to fire-red at sunset.
Pikes Peak Summit
America's Mountain — the 14,115-foot summit that inspired "America the Beautiful." You can drive, ride the cog railway, or hike Barr Trail; the summit visitor center has fresh donuts that locals will go on about.