South Cheyenne Canon, Natural canyon in Colorado Springs, United States.
South Cheyenne Canon is a canyon near Colorado Springs featuring streams, waterfalls, and rock formations spread across several miles. The area has multiple trails of varying difficulty that lead to scenic viewpoints and natural attractions throughout the canyon.
The canyon was first developed starting in 1872 when Nathaniel Colby secured a large area including natural waterfalls. Shortly after, developers began creating organized trails to make the location accessible to visitors.
The Starsmore Discovery Center provides educational programs about local geology, wildlife, and natural history through exhibits and guided activities.
The entrance is just a few kilometers southwest of downtown Colorado Springs and is relatively easy to reach. Parking and facilities are located near the starting points of the main trails.
The location contains several waterfalls, including Silver Cascade Falls on a local creek, reachable through various interconnected paths. These waterfalls are especially impressive during spring snowmelt when water flow increases significantly.
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