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Courtyard Colorado Springs South
Courtyard Colorado Springs South Rating3
Set in a rural location of Colorado Springs, the Courtyard Colorado Springs South is just 2.7 miles from the famous Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. Other interesting attractions close to the hotel include the World Arena, Broadmoor Golf Club & Colorado Springs City Auditorium. This 3 star hotel features a business center & several luxury amenities making it a perfect choice for both business & leisure travelers.
  • Smoke-free Guestrooms
  • Indoor Swimming Pool
  • Business Center
  • Fitness Center
  • Self Parking
  • Free WiFi Internet Access
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Comfort Inn South
Comfort Inn South Rating2
The Comfort Inn South is nestled at the base of the Rocky Mountains & is within minutes of most area attractions including Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Broadmoor Golf Club, Garden of the Gods and Cave of the Winds. This beautiful 2 star hotel is just 8 miles from the Colorado Springs Airport & is the perfect choice for both business & leisure travelers.
  • 111 Comfortable Guestrooms
  • Indoor Swimming Pool
  • Spa Tub & Jacuzzi
  • Complimentary Breakfast
  • Fitness Facility
  • Free WiFi Internet Access
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$109.00
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Cheyenne Mountain Zoo - Popular Family Gateway
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo - Popular Family Gateway
The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is the only and one-of-its-kind mountain zoo in the United States. Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is located in southwest Colorado Springs on the side of Cheyenne Mountain. This mountain zoo provides a chance to witness and experience some really unforgettable adventures with breathtaking mountain scenery.

Spread in an area of nearly 150 acres of stunning mountain terrain this zoo offers varied species of animal kingdom of more than 750 exotic animals including more than 30 endangered species in its vicinity. The Cheyenne Mountain Zoological Society was founded in 1926 by philanthropist Spencer Penrose. In 1938, Mr. Penrose incorporated the Zoo as a non-profit public trust for the people of Colorado Springs.

Inside the Zoo: The African Rift Valley is probably the most popular part of the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, and rightly so. This is where you get to hand-feed the giraffes; they are gentle with children, waiting patiently for their treat. Another great activity is viewing the mountain lions. A Snow Leopard and Amur Tiger also grace the mountainside. The zoos primates section offers you to get nose-to-nose with this intelligent apes. The other animals inside the zoo are Hippos, Wolves, Boars, Birds, and Tapirs etc.

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Animal Enrichment Programs: Komodo Dragon demonstrations, Lion enrichment, Penguin feedings & Elephant trainings.

Other Zoo Highlights: My Big Backyard – barnyard animals, Pony Rides, Shongololo Choo Choo train, Carousel, Picnic Areas, Gift Shop, Food & Snacks and Sky Ride. Attraction Facility Amenities: Brochures, Catering, Concessions, Food/Beverage Service, Gift Shop, Indoor Activity, Interpretive Displays, Multilingual Materials Available, Parking, Restrooms.

Visitors Information
Address: 4250 Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Rd., Colorado Springs, CO 80906, Phone: 719-633-9925
Visiting Hours: Open every day of the year from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Zoo Admission Rates: Adult (12-64): $14.25; Child (3-11): $7.25; Children 2 and under: FREE; Seniors (65+): $12.25; Group rates available for 15 or more
 
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