Walk under the Antlers and into Colorado Springs history: a 90-minute guided tour that blends documented local history with the city’s ghost stories. Expect paved routes, short stops, and a participative guide-led experience that’s accessible to most travelers.
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Night leans into downtown Colorado Springs as the guide gathers the group under the Antlers’ stone arch — lights hum, the street exhales, and a story begins. The tour moves on foot through brick alleys and broad sidewalks, pausing at the Old Depot, the Rabbit Hole, the City Auditorium and other corners where names and dates refuse to stay silent.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Light walking ability; suitable for most ages and mobility levels
Wildlife
History
Colorado Springs was founded in 1871 and expanded rapidly with the arrival of railroads and mining investment; many downtown buildings date from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Conservation
Respect historic facades and private property, avoid touching artifacts or plaques, and support local businesses to help maintain downtown’s cultural resources.
Reserve your spot on the Colorado Springs - Guided Walking Ghost / History Tour today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring a light jacket
Even in summer evenings can be cool near the foothills; a packable layer keeps you comfortable during stationary stops.
Comfortable shoes
Paved sidewalks and standing at stops make supportive footwear important for the 90‑minute stroll.
Carry a small flashlight
Street lighting varies — a phone light or small torch helps you read plaques and navigate darker alleys.
Arrive 10 minutes early
Meeting is under the Antlers’ arch; early arrival gives time to find restrooms and settle in before the stories start.
Comfortable walking shoes
Support for pavement and standing during multiple short stops.
Light jacket or windbreaker
Evening breezes from the nearby foothills can be chilly.
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Phone or small flashlight
Useful for reading plaques and navigating dimly lit areas.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated if the tour runs in warm weather; water breaks are brief.
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