Towering 14,110 feet above Colorado Springs, this mountain serves as one of the nation's most famous landmarks. Access to the summit can be obtained via the Pike's Peak Cog Railway, or by driving the Pikes Peak Highway which winds through stands of pine and aspen before cresting above treeline. Katherine Lee Bates was so moved by her visit to the summit that it inspired her to pen "America the Beautiful." Bring a jacket as the temperature is about 20 degrees cooler up top.
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Awesome views!
We took the Cog Railway to the top of Pike's Peak. The ride was so beautiful! An hour of the best scenery! At the top the view was great and we...
cant wait to go again
shows an overview the picture was of pikes peak a good picture to show in the situation i liked pikes peak a very lot and i would die to to go ...
Not as nervewracking as expected
We drove up to Pikes Peak yesterday. Even in May, we weren't able to get to the top due to snow and ice. Were able to make it to the 16th mile,...
Cog Train to Pikes Peak
I think hiking is the best way, but the Cog is the easiest (and most expensive). Please note that you do not get to stay more than about 45 min...
View of the world
When I went to Pikes Peak only 13 of the 19 miles were open. However, it was an amazing adventure and I will definately go back. I recommend st...
Hiking up is the only way to go!
I recently went on a hiking trip up Pike's Peak with my unit. It took about 7 hours to complete the 13+ mile trip up Barr trail. The views were...
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