What is the best street in Colorado Springs Downtown?

Tejon Street is particularly popular, as is the Old Colorado City District. To make visiting Downtown even more convenient, the city's Mountain Metropolitan Transit (MMT) offers free shuttle services throughout the neighborhood. There are 22 stops along Tejon Street and buses run every 7-10 minutes.



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