PIKES PEAK COG RAILWAY The Cog departs from historic Manitou Springs for a ride on a modern Swiss made train to the summit of Pikes Peak. For over 100 years, the world's highest cog railway has been transporting passengers in safety and comfort to the 14,110-foot summit of Pike's Peak.

The adventure starts by following a cascading stream through a steep

canyon filled with dense pines and gigantic boulders. Then the train starts its climb above timberline. At over 11,500 feet, the only animals that inhabit this alpine tundra are the yellow-bellied marmot and Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep. On the final leg of the ascent is an unparalleled view of Manitou and Colorado Springs. The red rocks of Garden of the Gods are nestled into the valley below, and the Great Plains stretch eastward as far as the eye can see. This sight inspired Katherine Lee Bates to write "America the Beautiful"! When you reach the summit, it is possible to see Denver (75 miles to the north) and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains pushing south into New Mexico (100 miles away). To the west lies the boisterous town of Cripple Creek and mile upon mile of snow-capped giants that form the great Continental Divide. The trains travel at about eight miles per hour, giving photographers and sightseers ample time to take in the magnificent panoramas. During your stay on the summit, you may refresh yourself in the Summit House. Amenities include a gift shop, information services and a snack bar. Due to the cooler temperatures at the peak, (up to 30 degrees cooler than Colorado Springs) it is suggested that you bring a warm jacket or sweater. If you have a history of severe cardiac or respiratory problems, it is advised that you consult your doctor before making the ascent. **DRESS WARMLY. IT WILL BE COLD ON THE TOP OF THE PEAK** $75.00 per person Price is inclusive of taxable 23% service charge and 10% sales tax & fees Includes transportation & gratuities

(4½ Hours) (minimum of 8 people) A GUARANTEED NUMBER MUST BE PROVIDED TO YOUR CONFERENCE PLANNING MANAGER 72 HOURS IN ADVANCE

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GARDEN OF THE GODS Depart from the Resort on a 20-minute drive to the Garden of the Gods, a 1,350acre public park. The Garden of the Gods was dedicated as a public park in 1909. It is a land filled with an abundance of plants, wild flowers and extraordinary red sandstone rock formations. Many of the rocks are over 300 million years old and were sculpted through time by erosion. Visit "Balancing Rock" or view the "Gateway Rocks" and the "Kissing Camels". One of the most photographed views in Colorado is Pikes Peak framed between the Gateway Rocks. The tour stops at the Trading Post in the Garden of the Gods. Established in 1900, the Trading Post is constructed in the style of Pueblo Indian homes with exterior walls decorated with Navajo sandpaintings.

A southwestern art gallery, Navajo rugs,

Pueblo pottery and sandpaintings, T-shirts, jewelry and much more can be found within the Trading Post. No trip to Pikes Peak Country is complete without a stop at the Garden of the Gods, a registered natural landmark! $40.00 per person Price is inclusive of taxable 23% service charge and 10% sales tax & fees Includes transportation & gratuities

(3 Hours) (minimum of 8 people) A GUARANTEED NUMBER MUST BE PROVIDED TO YOUR CONFERENCE PLANNING MANAGER 72 HOURS IN ADVANCE

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U.S. OLYMPIC TRAINING COMPLEX To help American athletes achieve that "winning edge" necessary to succeed in international competitions and prepare for top performances at the games, the USOC provides complete training facilities in Colorado Springs, CO; Lake Placid, NY; and San Diego, CA. The U.S. Olympic Complex located in Colorado Springs is the administration center for Olympic Training Center programs, as well as the USOC's administrative offices.

Twelve USOC member organizations have their national headquarters in the

complex and an additional twelve other member organizations and two international sports federations located in the city of Colorado Springs.

Having opened in July of

1978, the facility provides housing, dining, training facilities, sports medicine care, sports science testing and analysis, athlete support and professional development programs and recreational facilities for up to 557 coaches and athletes at one time on the complex. The three OTC locations collectively serve more than 20,000 athletes each year, from the 41 sports in the Olympic and Pan Am programs. Athletes are chosen to train at the OTC by their respective sport’s National Governing Body (NGB). The Colorado Springs Olympic Training Complex is home to the largest indoor shooting facility in the Western Hemisphere. The complex also has a sports center, a 59,000-sq. ft. facility containing six gymnasium and a weight room that can accommodate the training requirements for 14 Olympic and Pan American sports. The U.S. Swimming's International Center for Aquatics Research features a swimming flume used for training and testing. The USOC also operates a world-class velodrome, one of 25 in the U.S. The guided tour offers a 12 minute film and 45-minute walking tour including a walk a long the Irwin Belk Olympic Path and visits to the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame rotunda and roof-top terrace with an Olympic flame display, which offers views of the entire complex and beautiful Colorado Springs. $35.00 per person Price is inclusive of taxable 23% service charge and 10% sales tax & fees Includes transportation & gratuities (3 Hours) (minimum of 8 people) A GUARANTEED NUMBER MUST BE PROVIDED TO YOUR CONFERENCE PLANNING MANAGER 72 HOURS IN ADVANCE

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CITY SHOPPING TOUR Explore the intriguing historic town of Manitou Springs, a charming community nestled at the edge of the Rockies. Manitou's inviting, old-fashioned grace is evident in its pleasant, winding streets and Victorian architecture. There you will enjoy the many unique shops & galleries. Or shop in Old Colorado City, which is one of Colorado's original mining communities. 100 years ago, this was a bustling city filled with early Westerners of the wildest sort. Today, the delightful shops, restaurants and galleries that line the city's streets will entice you with an exciting variety of shopping opportunities - who knows; perhaps you can even find a souvenir for the folks back home! $35.00 per person for 3 Hours (price includes transportation & gratuities) $50.00 per person for 4 Hours (price includes transportation & gratuities) Price is inclusive of taxable 23% service charge and 10% sales tax & fees (minimum of 8 people) A GUARANTEED NUMBER MUST BE PROVIDED TO YOUR CONFERENCE PLANNING MANAGER 72 HOURS IN ADVANCE

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AIR FORCE ACADEMY Depart from the Resort and drive 25 minutes to the gates of the Air Force Academy. Enjoy a beautiful drive through 18,000 acres of beautiful forestland, and home to 4,400 cadet men and women in training for their careers in the Air Force. Situated at the base of the Rampart Range, just a short distance from Pikes Peak, the Academy is one of the leading attractions in Colorado. Among the sites to visit include the Visitor's Center, Arnold Hall, the Field House and the world famous Cadet Chapel. The Field House is the home of a hockey rink, basketball courts, swimming pool, indoor football field, and much more. The Academy Cadet Chapel is a national landmark with its 17 gleaming aluminum spires soaring 150 feet skyward, as well as a spectacular array of stained glass windows throughout the building. The chapel is an all-faiths house of worship and contains a Protestant, Catholic and Jewish Chapel, in addition to an all-faiths room for worship by other religions. The chapel is one of the most distinctive buildings in the country and offers an excellent view of the cadet area. The Cadet Chapel is open Monday through Saturday 9:00am -5:00pm and Sunday 1:00pm - 5:00pm. (Chapel is closed for one week following graduation). The Visitor Center features informative exhibits on cadet life as well as a theatre (movie about cadet life is presented every half hour), snack bar, gift shop and a nature trail leading to the Cadet Chapel. The Visitor Center is open daily 9:00am - 5:00pm between Memorial Day and Labor Day. $45.00 per person Price is inclusive of taxable 23% service charge and 10% sales tax & fees Includes transportation & gratuities

(3 Hours) (minimum of 8 people) A GUARANTEED NUMBER MUST BE PROVIDED TO YOUR CONFERENCE PLANNING MANAGER 72 HOURS IN ADVANCE

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CAVE OF THE WINDS Discovery Tour Enjoy a 20-minute drive from the resort to the Cave of the Winds for a tour of beauty and adventure. Delicate crystal flowers, giant tone columns and massive limestone canopies suspended high above the trail only hint to the many beautiful geological treasures you will discover within Cave of the Winds. Colorful stalactites, stalagmites, and fantastic formations will amaze and intrigue you. The Discovery tour is a relaxing, guided 45-minute tour through well-lighted winding passageways and hidden grottoes. The original discoverers, George and John Pickett once used this same trail. The temperature within the cave is a constant 54 degrees year round. You can expect a moderate walk (3/4 mile) that takes you over 200 stairs, but no more than 20 at one time. This tour allows people of all ages and abilities to experience the beauty and the excitement of being in a cave deep within the heart of the Rocky Mountains. Summer hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and winter hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. $65.00 per person

Price is inclusive of taxable 23% service charge and 10% sales tax & fees Includes transportation & gratuities

(2 Hours)

(minimum of 8 people) A GUARANTEED NUMBER MUST BE PROVIDED TO YOUR CONFERENCE PLANNING MANAGER 72 HOURS IN ADVANCE

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SEVEN FALLS

(TBD – Currently closed due to the 2013 floods) Seven Falls has been called "the Grandest Mile of Scenery in Colorado". The tour will pass between the towering Pillars of Hercules, where the canyon narrows to 42 feet. As you continue along the box canyon, you will see unique rock formations through the mountain foliage, leading to the cascading falls. The wildlife within the canyon is abundant. Native hummingbirds dart in and out of the pines, shining rainbow trout flash in the crystal-clear pond, and if you are lucky, you may even get a glimpse of a water ouzel, a rare bird that nests beneath waterfalls. A new express elevator which tunnels 170 feet into the mountainside will whisk you 130 feet up, through the mountain itself to the Eagle's Nest Platform, with the best view of the seven separate falls as they splash and tumble 181 feet down the sheer granite cliff. Beside the falls, a 224-step stairway leads to a mile-long nature trail and a panoramic overlook of both Colorado Springs and the plains of eastern Colorado. $55.00 per person Price is inclusive of taxable 23% service charge and 10% sales tax & fees Includes transportation & gratuities

(2 Hours)

(minimum of 8 people) A GUARANTEED NUMBER MUST BE PROVIDED TO YOUR CONFERENCE PLANNING MANAGER 72 HOURS IN ADVANCE

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CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN ZOO and WILL ROGERS SHRINE Surround yourself with tigers, wolves, & bears! Stalk the mighty snow leopard and come face to face with a giraffe! Encounter a hippo, a rhino, or even an okapi. Watch rock hopper penguins as they hop on a pebbled beach and dive into the water. Above all, do not miss the spectacular Primate World, a habitat for great apes and monkeys or Wolf Woods, the mountainside habitat for Mexican Wolves. Over 500 exotic and amazing animals make their home on the slopes of Cheyenne Mountain, above Colorado Springs. The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is the only mountain zoo in the United States starting at 6,800 feet. It is set amidst 150 acres of scrub oak, spruce and ponderosa pine, beneath jagged granite peaks, boulders and beautiful groves of aspen trees. Also included with your Zoo admission is access to the Russell Tutt Scenic Highway and Will Rogers Shrine of the Sun. Constructed from 1934-1937, the Shrine of the Sun was dedicated to Will Rogers by his good friend, Spencer Penrose, one of the earliest pioneering businessmen in Colorado Springs. The top deck of the memorial stands at an elevation of 8,136 ft., making for an incredible bird’s eye view of Colorado Springs and the Front Range. The zoo is open year round. Summer hours (Memorial Day to Labor Day) are 9:00-6:00pm and winter hours (Labor Day to Memorial Day) are 9:00-5:00pm. The last admission is one hour prior to the designated closing time for the zoo. $55.00 per person

Price is inclusive of taxable 23% service charge and 10% sales tax & fees Includes transportation & gratuities

(3 Hours) (minimum of 8 people) A GUARANTEED NUMBER MUST BE PROVIDED TO YOUR CONFERENCE PLANNING MANAGER 72 HOURS IN ADVANCE

Revised February 2015