While not a waterfall, spring snowmelt often creates temporary streams and pools that enhance the dramatic red rock formations. April also brings pleasant weather for exploring its iconic trails and vibrant desert flora.
Garden of the Gods is a 1,341.3-acre (542.8 ha) public park located in Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States. 862 acres (349 ha) of the park was designated a National Natural Landmark in 1971.
Read more on WikipediaWhat a lovely park in addition to being all inspiring, it is accessible for a short walk. A long hike, a drive through it, birdwatching animal watching and paleontology and anthropology thinking. The department of parks and recreation has done an outstanding job providing an audio tour of the park so that you can easily and clearly understand what you're seeing. The nature center is outstanding. Highly suggest taking a trip in their way back machine! Absolutely worth the time to be near parts of the Earth that have been there through all of time.
Visiting Garden of the Gods is an absolutely unforgettable experience. The towering red rock formations set against the bright blue Colorado sky look almost unreal – like something from another planet. The views are breathtaking from every angle. 🌄 The park is very well organized and accessible for everyone. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful walk, a scenic hike, or even rock climbing, there’s something for all levels. The trails are clearly marked, and every turn offers another stunning photo opportunity. Sunset is especially magical, when the rocks glow in deep shades of red and orange. 🔥 One of the best things about this place is that admission is completely free, which makes it even more impressive and accessible to visitors. The Visitor & Nature Center also provides interesting information about the area’s geology and history.
Awesome views here! Bring a jacket if you are slightly concerned about being cool. The wind can be pretty 🥶. Great photo opps everywhere you go. The park is free and handicap accessible.