- The list below includes 85 free or cheap things to do in or near Cripple Creek, Colorado, including 49 different types of inexpensive activities like History Museums, Scenic Drives, Mountains and Recreation Centers.
- From Shelf Road to Pikes Peak Heritage Center at Cripple Creek, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Cripple Creek and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Colorado Springs, Canon City, Manitou Springs and Woodland Park.
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Visitors can walk or bike the paved six mile path at Plum Creek Trail, which takes visitors through lower Sellars Gulch and East Plum Creek. Information stations and educational materials help birdwatchers identify avian species residing along the path.
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201 West B Street, Pueblo, CO 81003
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At Southeast Colorado Heritage Center, visitors can view a permanent collection of artifacts from the region, including antique horse saddles. The center is located in a former railroad station and features items from its inception.
45.2 Miles
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101 S. Union Ave., Pueblo, CO 81003
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The one mile circle at the Arkansas Riverwalk is lined with sculptures, fountains and vibrant gardens. There are several restaurants nearby making it a great destination for couples and families.
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210 N. Santa Fe Ave, Pueblo, CO 81003
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The Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center is a three building complex that houses a children's museum, art exhibitions and dance performances. Classes and educational programs are available as well as meeting/event space.
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Artifacts which cover the history of the local region and the city itself are on display at the El Pueblo History Museum. A recreated 1840s adobe trading post and plaza is included on the site.
45.3 Miles
With more than a million acres of natural landscape, San Isabel National Forest is home to 19 Colorado fourteeners including the highest peak in the state, Mount Albert, as well as a variety of vegetation, local wildlife, hiking trails, campgrounds and more.
45.3 Miles
Spread over roughly 10 miles in total length, the St. Charles Peak Trail is located in the San Isabel National Forest. There is an elevation gain of 3,400 feet and takes roughly six hours to complete.
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Lake Pueblo offers 60 miles of shoreline for fishing and over 10,000 acres for hiking, picnicking and bicycling. Other activities available for a fee are boating, water-skiing, and camping.
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This scenic drive provides access to a viewing area at the top, with views of the mountains and the valley. The Spiral Drive can not only be driven, but also hiked or biked.
46.1 Miles
From half day to full day trips, Canyon Marine Whitewater organizes rafting excursions to the Arkansas River. The river has several whitewater areas that can accommodate a range of skill levels.