Certified by Cave of the Winds Mountain Park • Mar 08, 2026
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Cave of the Winds Mountain Park is a one-of-a-kind tourist attraction and amusement park offering an adventure-filled mountain experience in the Pikes Peak region of Colorado. Located just west of Colorado Springs on U.S. Highway 24 near the Manitou Cliff Dwellings, Cave of the Winds features daily tours of stunning natural caves. Beyond these exciting cave tours, visitors can enjoy obstacle courses, free fall excursions, rock climbing, and zip lines — all in one thrilling amusement park setting near Colorado Springs. Whether you're planning a fun family outing or an educational adventure for a homeschool program, Cave of the Winds has everything you need for an unforgettable day. Call or visit our website to book your next tour!
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Certified by Cave of the Winds Mountain Park • Mar 08, 2026
Certified by Cave of the Winds Mountain Park • Mar 08, 2026
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Mollie Putzig
2 days ago
5.0
My dad and I did the expedition tour and it was such a cool immersive experience. You will definitely need the change of clothes and we were very happy to have knee pads. There was crawling, climbing, a lot of mud, and storytime in cave darkness. Check it out if you're feeling adventurous!
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Lalit Narayan Mishra
2 days ago
5.0
Visited with two families including kids and it was an amazing experience. We booked the cave tour and it exceeded all our expectations.
Our guide was fantastic. She took her time explaining everything, from how the caves formed over millions of years to the smallest geological details in every chamber. She made it interesting for the adults and easy enough for the kids to follow along too. You could tell she genuinely loved what she does. The caves themselves are beautiful and unlike anything we’ve seen before.
If you’re visiting Colorado Springs or Manitou Springs, don’t skip this one. Worth every penny.
KC
Kelsea Conrad
6 days ago
5.0
10/10 will always recommend! We took a discovery tour as it was our first time and had 3 children under 10. All of our children had so much fun and we all learned so much about the cave and its history. Our guide was hilarious and very informative. There are so many great things to do from the cave to the rope course and much more.
KO
kelsey oliphant
Feb 25, 2026
4.0
Was a great experience and about an hour long. Klaus was great spoke a little fast and walked a little fast for all the information to get to everyone in the group but had a great attitude and was great with the group. Assuming he might have been on a time limit. Only “complaint” we have. The family tour was great for all ages! We had a two year old with us all the way up to older folks. There are tight spaces and steep stairs so be cautious of that.
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Theodore Sax
Feb 16, 2026
5.0
5 Stars 10/10 experience. This was so fun! Me and my girlfriend came to use my Pikes Peak VIP partner pass but decided to do a lantern tour while we were and it. Morrigan was our guide and did NOT disappoint with her delivery and pacing. That aside, the paranormal aspect had us hooked as horror fanatics and scare actors. We did catch a few oddities that could be attributed to paranormal activity. My girlfriend got scratched on her arm in a way that couldn’t have been from the cavern walls as she was wearing a hoodie. She also got her ankle grabbed at when observing the Texas Pit. We saw a shadowy white figure crouched near the inside rim of the pit as well. Aside from that we also heard bells, jingling coins, felt several odd cold pockets of air, heard moaning, a voice faintly calling hello, and were touched multiple times. There were a couple instances where we saw some eyes glowing up in the top of the bigger cavern and something crouched above the cave organ platform and heard grunts and snuffles. All around 10/10 experience that left us entertained and even more curious then when we arrived!
Frequently Asked Questions About Cave of the Winds Mountain Park
Are baby backpacks or strollers allowed?
Front baby carriers are permitted on the Discovery Tour ONLY. Our caves have low ceilings, as well as narrow passageways with over 200 stairs, so strollers and baby backpacks are not allowed.
All children must be at least 8 years old to go on the Haunted Lantern Tour, and at least 13 years old to go on the Expedition Crawling & Spelunking Tour
What are the operating hours of Cave of the Winds Mountain Park?
The park is open every day from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Are baby backpacks or strollers allowed inside the caves?
Front baby carriers are allowed only on the Discovery Tour. Strollers and baby backpacks are not permitted due to low ceilings and narrow passageways with many stairs.
What is the minimum age requirement for the Haunted Lantern and Expedition Crawling & Spelunking Tours?
Children must be at least 8 years old for the Haunted Lantern Tour and at least 13 years old for the Expedition Crawling & Spelunking Tour.
What types of activities can visitors enjoy at Cave of the Winds Mountain Park besides cave tours?
Visitors can enjoy obstacle courses, free fall excursions, rock climbing, and zip lines all in one thrilling amusement park setting.
Does Cave of the Winds Mountain Park offer free Wi-Fi?
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available at the park.
How can I contact Cave of the Winds Mountain Park for more information or booking?
You can call them at +1 719-685-5444 or email info@caveofthewinds.com. You can also visit their website at https://caveofthewinds.com.
What nearby attractions can I visit when going to Cave of the Winds Mountain Park?
Nearby attractions include Terror Dactyl amusement park, Pikes Peak National Forest for outdoor activities, and historic sites like Rainbow Falls Historic Site and Graffiti Falls.
Is there an option for zip lining near Cave of the Winds Mountain Park?
Yes, nearby options include Pikes Peak Zip Lines and Adventures Out West Zipline Tours at Pikes Peak, offering zip line experiences close to the park.
Are there any hiking trails near Cave of the Winds Mountain Park?
Yes, the Manitou Railroad Tunnels Trail is a nearby hiking trail where visitors can explore the area's scenic outdoors.
What accommodation options are available near Cave of the Winds Mountain Park?
Nearby accommodations include The Allison House holiday rental home and The Fountain Creek Inn of Manitou Springs, a resort and hotel.
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