The Broadmoor Seven Falls: A Cascade of Beauty

The Broadmoor Seven Falls, a natural wonder since 1883, has drawn visitors for over a century. Located in a 1,400-foot-wall box canyon, the falls are formed by South Cheyenne Creek, cascading down a series of cliffs. The canyon itself boasts impressive rock formations like Eagle's Cliff and the Pillars of Hercules. Visitors can experience the falls in various ways. A 224-step staircase climbs alongside the falls, offering stunning views and access to hiking trails. For those preferring an easier route, an in-mountain elevator provides access to the Eagle's Nest observation platform. The falls are illuminated at night, creating a magical atmosphere. The names of each of the seven falls are: Bridal Veil, Ramona, Hill, Hull, Feather, Weimer, and Shorty. Beyond the falls, visitors can enjoy Restaurant 1858, offering seasonal Colorado cuisine. There are also gift shops and the Broadmoor Soaring Adventure, a zipline experience above the canyon. The area is rich in history, once attracting visitors via carriage rides for a small toll. Today, it remains a must-see destination in Colorado Springs.