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4218 County Road 3A
Canon City, CO 81212
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+1 719 275 7507
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Neighborhood :
Outside the City
http://www.royalgorgebridge.com/
Hanging 1,053 feet above the Arkansas River is the world's highest suspension bridge. Looking down the narrow canyon with steep granite cliffs, it is hard to imagine how this spectacular bridge was constructed in 1929 without any major accidents. Riding the aerial tram or the world's steepest incline train through the gorge offers heart-stopping excitement. A visitors center, nature center, restaurant and kiddie rides are all part of this magnificent 500-acre park. Located in Canon City, one-hour southwest of Colorado Springs.
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Fun place to go! They got all kinds of rides to go on. There is even one where it goes off the side and goes all the way to the bottom! Walking across the...
Take the 24-mile, round trip Royal Gorge train ride and experience some of the most thrilling views in the country. The train departs the Santa Fe train...
Located about fifty-five miles from Colorado Springs, the breathtaking Royal Gorge and Royal Gorge Bridge and Park make an easy day trip. The narrow...
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Amazing Heights!
The Royal Gorge Bridge and Park is beautiful. It's the world's highest suspension bridge! Walking out on the bridge is a dizzying sensation kno...
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“Pricey view of an amazing canyon”
Royal Gorge is an amazing, deep gorge cut by the Arkansas River. It is in an area accessible from Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, Colorado...
“More than Meets the Eye”
We went early, before it was busy and took our time walking across the Bridge for great views. Be sure to continue up to your left once you cro...
“Worth the trip to see it”
Here is one tip. You can pay the entry fee which is high; however, if you are out within an hour you get a refund. For two adults and a child i...
“The highlight of my trip”
This was my favorite part of our trip to Colorado. The bridge is always breathtaking. We saw rafters and the royal gorge route railroad train a...
“Bridge with Impressive Views”
The Royal Gorge Bridge and Park is an interesting attraction. It is an artificial attraction wrapped around a natural one. The bridge is the hi...
“A bit pricey but still worth seeing”
We went here on October 5th, 2007. The bridge itself is bit scary when you are in the middle and it's swaying (and when we were there they had ...
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No fishing from bridge =)
while on our way home from visiting friends in Colorado Springs we went a little out of our way to see Royal Gorge Bridge but well worth the $1...
Rip Off
We drove an hour out of our way to find out you have to pay $14 per person to see the bridge. We left without seeing the bridge. Very disappo...
Royal Gorge
This is not for the weak of stomach when it comes to heights! I enjoyed the incline ride, it was really neat to go down to the bottom and see t...
too expensive
Over $20 per person is too expensive. My wife and I drove many miles and left there because of the cost. We are both senior citizens on social ...
Wish the family had the money to go back
The incline may seem claustrophobic to some people but you get to see many animals along the way up and own. At the bottom there is a small sho...
Awesome view!
We went to the park after riding The Royal Gorge Route Train in the morning. We loved the view and atmosphere. We rode the trolley across the ...
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