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Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department will host a  Motorless Morning in Garden of the Gods Park from 5 a.m. to noon on April 24. During the event, visitors can park their vehicles at the Garden of the Gods Visitor and Nature Center, Garden of the Gods Trading Post or in the overflow parking lot at Rock Ledge Ranch Historic Site. Park rules and regulations, including speed limits, apply. At noon that day, the park will reopen to motor vehicles. Manitou Springs Ward 1 City Council Representative Susan Wolbreuck resigned April 6. The city of Manitou Springs is now accepting applications (tinyurl.com/Manitou-W1) for the vacancy with

Pikes Peak Summit House crews on tight timeline aiming for a spring opening

After a snowy March kept crews from working on the new Pikes Peak Summit Complex for all but five out of 20 days, workers are on a tight timeline to open the new attraction by the end of May as planned.  Any weather delays will impact that, said Jack Glavan, manager of Pikes Peak.  But construction is in final stages with main rooms getting their finishing touches after construction started in late 2019, he said.  It’s really exciting to see it, Glavan said. The new Summit House, expected to cost between $60 to $65 million, will better accommodate the more than half a million visitors who visit the mountain top each year than the previous one. It will also offer an interactive indoor exhibit gallery and interpretive trails around the summit that will describe the views and share stories about the peak’s history. 

Crews begin demolition of Pikes Peak Summit House

As construction of a new Pikes Peak Summit Complex remains on track for a summer grand opening, crews began demolishing the former Summit House on Tuesday, officials said in a news release. The visitors’ center, which has greeted tourists, sightseers and hikers since 1964, will be torn down and removed from the site. “The former house had dutifully served its purpose for almost 60 years,” spokeswoman Vanessa Zink said. “It was time to rebuild and refresh.” The new complex promises an enhanced experience for visitors, including an interactive indoor exhibit gallery and interpretive trails around the summit that will describe the views and share stories about the peak’s history.

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