Helen Hunt Falls
Helen Hunt was a writer, an author and a social activist in the late 19th century who was even called “The Greatest Poet in America” by Ralph Waldo Emerson. After she passed away in 1885 her husband buried her in her favorite spot near Cheyenne Creek which is now known today as Helen Hunt Falls. Read more about Helen Hunt Falls[…]
Mount Cutler
Referred to as “a great first trail for anyone new to the area or not used to hiking” by cospringstrails.com, Mount Cutler is a short but rewarding hike. A mere 2 miles roundtrip, the hike will take you from Cheyenne Canyon, up and around to the peak of Mount Cutler where you will find amazing Read more about Mount Cutler[…]
Starsmore Visitor and Nature Center
Cherished as a local landmark for many years, this stone building was originally the home of the Starsmore family. It now serves as an introduction to the Cheyenne Canyon Area and all the hikes, rock formations, waterfalls and wildlife that it has to offer. Free to enter, the Nature center provides informative exhibits about the Read more about Starsmore Visitor and Nature Center[…]
Seven Bridges
With an overall rating of 4 out of 5 stars on Alltrails.com, Seven Bridges is a moderately difficult hike that offers scenic views, a chilly mountain river and plenty of shade. Even though it is rated as moderately difficult this hike is perfect for taking the family out on a summer adventure due to the Read more about Seven Bridges[…]