This scenic pine filled campus with a Rocky Mountain backdrop, is home to America's future Air Force officers. Enter Colorado's third most popular attraction at the North Gate for a glimpse of a B-52 bomber. Travel six miles to the visitor center, chock-full of exhibits, short films and a gift shop. Tour the stunning Cadet Chapel with 17 magnificent spires reaching 150 feet into the sky. Or check out Falcon stadium where the Air Force Falcons Football team plays, and keep an eye above where the skies are colored with cadets practicing parachuting and flying Thunderbird jets.
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BIKERS NOT WECOMED
I did enjoy touring the ASAFA, but my girlfriend and I were touring CO. for my birthday and we were doing it on a motorcycle. They have strict ...
OK
Should be privatized.A waste of taxpayer monies.It was a nice "viewpoint" tho...
USAFA a must!
Visiting the USAFA was honor and a priviledge, and remeber those young men and women on that campus have made a committment to defend and prote...
WOW!
The person who wrote the review stating the AFA is the wallmart of the Acadmeys should seek professional help- they are worried about cracked c...
No Annapolis or West Point
I was unimpressed with the signs of age on this fifty year old property. Evidence of sagging and poorly maintained concrete was everywhere. The...
One of America's Gems
The campus of the US Air Force Academy is unbelieveable. First of all, it's free to get on the grounds. Then the views are incredible. Add the ...
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