This was a nice afternoon activity during our stay. Take the elevator to the "eagles nest viewing area" and then wear your good shoes and hike the stairs up to the falls. Indian dancing is worth watching. more

I should have read the reviews before visting,Overpriced and no discounts for seniors,government employees. I also read about some shows but did not see no show when visited on 5-22-09,Friday....Garden of The Gods better option and FREE. more

The day we went (in May), the trails were closed and there wasn't even any entertainment. We still paid the same admission price, though. There is/was a discount online, but it's not very much and even with the discount, this place is still a bit pricey. As others mentioned, you can't really see the falls form the point to which... more

The park is beautiful. We got lots of great pictures. The "mountain elevator" was great for us - I was not going to climb the 224 stairs to the top of the waterfall. We did that once for a waterfall in GA - not much fun. The view of the waterfall was pretty good from up there. The map they... more

Don't really think this was worth the money. One of the more expensive things we did in a day of sight seeing and we didn't stay long. They have about 100 parking spots going up the hill to get to the bottom of the falls and you get an assigned number when you enter. We were lucky enough to get... more

The only way to get to top of falls is to walk up 242? steps. The elevator takes you to a high point a lateral distance away from the center of the falls. I thought I would have enjoyed being right above the falls, but the point the elevator takes you is quite a distance away. There was simply no... more

This was not worth the cost. Helen Hunt Falls is much prettier and is free. Entertainment here wasn't good either. If you want to spend money to walk on steep stairs to see a trickle of water on some rocks go ahead and do this. There are gift shops but other than this nothing worth paying for. Again, Helen Hunt... more

The falls were beautiful. The trails were great. We did see a bear, but he left us alone. Very fun and beautiful. more

There are many other places to experience the beauty of Colorado without all of the manmade stairs, elevators and admissions fee. I would recommend taking a hike to a more natural waterfall or getting outside of the Springs to really experience the uninterrupted beauty of Colorado. Woodland Park and Mueller State Park offer more idyllic Colorado beauty. more