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Where is the best place to watch the sunset in Garden of the Gods?

Mesa Road Overlook From there you have one of the best views of Garden of the Gods with Pikes Peak right behind the rock formations. The parking area also has a gate and is closed at night. Best Time: This location is good for sunrises or sunsets.



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Garden of the Gods is a 1,341.3 acre public park located in Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States. 862 acres of the park was designated a National Natural Landmark in 1971.



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When is the best time of day to visit Garden of the Gods Park? Visiting early or late in the day is recommended for visitors looking to avoid crowds.

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Here are my three favorite places for where to take pictures in Garden of the Gods.
  • High Point Overlook. The perfect lookout point, with epic views and its own designated parking (if hiking to the photoshoot location isn't your thing). ...
  • Ute Trail Area. ...
  • Siamese Twins.


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Garden of the Gods is one the most Instagram'ed areas of the Shawnee National Forest. Little do people know though, the wilderness section of the area on a really wet day hosts to multiple waterfalls that a person couldn't even count on using both hands and both feet.

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Located within a few miles of Manitou Springs, you can visit Garden of the Gods and Pikes Peak in the same day. The views of both will keep you on a rocky mountain high for days. Garden of the Gods is a wonder at night.

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For those looking to get some fresh mountain air without having to travel too far, come explore the 21 miles of trails in the Garden of the Gods.

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Manitou Springs is a small town packed with vibrant character, located at the base of Pikes Peak just minutes from Garden of the Gods and downtown Colorado Springs. With countless unique shops for shopping and dining, Manitou also offers entertainment and events.

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From tracks to scat, our Flora and Fauna exhibit tells you all about the different animals and plant life that call The Garden of the Gods home. With creatures like falcons, bears, and bighorn sheep, the park hosts a wide variety of animals.

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There are many camping areas nearby. Stop by the Visitor & Nature Center for a list of locations where camping is allowed. Please note the park closes each night and there are no overnight stays.

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A self-guided Garden of the Gods tour with all of the essentials. The entire tour can be completed in 4-6 hours and combines the perfect mix of driving, hiking, learning, shopping and eating!

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