Broadmoor: The Broadmoor Seven Falls
Tucked into South Cheyenne Cañon in the foothills west of Colorado Springs, The Broadmoor Seven Falls is a place whose character is shaped by South Cheyenne Creek’s descent through a narrow granite gorge. The name refers to seven distinct cascades, linked by a total drop of 181 feet, where water passes between steep rock faces and conifers. This canyon lies in the Pikes Peak region of the Front Range, where enclosed ravines cut through broader mountain slopes. Seven Falls has long drawn visitors to South Cheyenne Cañon; stairways and overlooks provide access to the falls and the canyon’s vertical geology. Its connection with The Broadmoor, the Colorado Springs resort founded in 1918, places this natural landmark within one of the city’s best-known visitor areas.
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Broadmoor has served as a resort district on the southwest side of Colorado Springs since the early 20th century. Set against Cheyenne Mountain on the eastern flank of the Rocky Mountains, it occupies a more residential, landscaped corner of the city than the downtown core. The Broadmoor hotel, opened in 1918, remains the district’s defining institution, and its long tradition of hospitality helped shape the area’s identity. Nearby South Cheyenne Cañon rises into foothill terrain and includes Seven Falls, a series of seven cascading waterfalls. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Colorado Springs and the Front Range.
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