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Explore Colorado Springs with this 3-hour Jeep tour featuring Garden of the Gods, Manitou Springs, and Old Stage Road for $115 per person, guided by knowledgeable experts.
If you’re looking to experience Colorado Springs’ most celebrated sights without the hassle of navigation or crowds, the Garden of the Gods, Manitou Springs, and Old Stage Road Jeep Tour offers a compact, well-rounded adventure. Priced at $115 per person, this 3-hour small-group tour is perfect for those who want to enjoy stunning scenery, insightful commentary, and a relaxed pace. The tour is led by expert guides who combine storytelling with local knowledge, making each stop engaging and informative. With snacks and bottled water included, it’s a convenient way to explore the region’s highlights without extra planning.
This tour departs from Colorado Springs and operates with a maximum of 8 travelers, ensuring an intimate experience. It’s booked on average 25 days in advance, reflecting its popularity. While the itinerary covers major highlights like Garden of the Gods and Manitou Springs, the tour also explores Old Stage Road, a scenic forested route up Cheyenne Mountain, adding a unique Colorado touch to the day. Reviewers consistently praise the knowledge and friendliness of the guides, making this a reliable choice for first-time visitors or those short on time.


The tour begins at Garden of the Gods, one of Colorado Springs’ most famous attractions. As your guide navigates through the park, you’ll make stops at popular picture points and learn fascinating facts about the park’s geology and formation. The stunning rock formations and vistas provide perfect photo opportunities, with scheduled stops to capture the scenery. Since admission to the park is free, there is no additional cost for this part of the tour.
Expect to spend about an hour at Garden of the Gods. This stop is ideal for snapping photos and absorbing the natural beauty that makes this site a must-see. The local guide’s commentary enriches the experience, giving context to the towering red rocks and their geological origins. The tour’s relaxed pace allows plenty of time to enjoy the views without feeling rushed.
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Next, the Jeep drives through Manitou Springs, a mountain town known for its eclectic atmosphere and natural springs. The guide points out the town’s interesting history and folklore, sharing stories that bring the area’s character to life. Visitors are encouraged to drink from some of the famous natural spring waters, which are believed to have health benefits.
The drive through Manitou Springs lasts about 30 minutes, providing a glimpse of the town’s colorful storefronts and historic architecture. The stop offers an opportunity to stretch and explore briefly before heading to the next scenic segment. The informative commentary highlights local traditions and makes this stop more meaningful than just a drive-by.

While Old Stage Road isn’t explicitly listed in the itinerary, the tour explores this forested dirt road that ascends along the side of Cheyenne Mountain. This drive is renowned for its Colorado scenery—a winding, scenic route offering unparalleled views of the mountains and surrounding wilderness.
The Old Stage Road segment provides a distinctive perspective of Colorado’s natural landscape, with the chance to see the forested terrain and rugged mountain terrain. This part of the tour is especially praised for its beauty and tranquility, although it’s worth noting that the road is a dirt route, so a proper vehicle makes all the difference.

The tour includes a short 15-minute stop at the Garden of the Gods Trading Post, an iconic spot for souvenirs, local crafts, and snacks. This break allows travelers to browse regional products, pick up souvenirs, or taste some local treats. The trading post is a great place to relax, stretch, and take some last photos before concluding the tour.
Since no additional admission fee is required, visitors can enjoy browsing the shop without extra expense. The guide often recommends fudge and other local specialties, making this stop a delightful part of the experience.

The tour departs from 2615 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs, and the experience concludes back at this same location. The group size is limited to 8 travelers, offering a personalized and engaging atmosphere. The tour features mobile tickets, making it convenient to book and show your pass upon arrival.
It is recommended to book about 25 days in advance, as the tour tends to fill quickly. The confirmation is received at booking, and the tour is suitable for most travelers, including service animals and those with good mobility.

Repeated praise from reviews highlights the expertise and friendliness of the guides. Guides like James and John are described as knowledgeable, personable, and able to tailor experiences—such as weather modifications or special stops. They share fun facts, historical insights, and personal stories, making the tour both educational and personable.
Many reviews mention the guides’ willingness to take photos, give restaurant suggestions, and go above and beyond, like providing water and snacks or adjusting routes for weather conditions. Their friendly demeanor helps create an intimate, relaxed atmosphere.

Weather can influence the tour experience, especially at higher elevations like Cheyenne Mountain. Some reviews mention snowy conditions or cold weather, which actually enhances the scenery and photo quality. Guides are flexible, often adjusting routes or stops based on conditions, ensuring guests still enjoy the highlights.
Since the tour depends on good weather, cancellations are possible if conditions worsen. The policy offers full refunds if canceled at least 24 hours in advance due to weather issues, making it a reliable option overall.

This small-group Jeep tour is ideal for those who want to see Colorado Springs’ top sights comfortably and efficiently. It suits visitors who prefer guided experiences over self-driving, appreciate informative commentary, and enjoy stunning views. It’s especially appealing to families, couples, or small groups seeking a personal touch, with many reviewers highlighting how knowledgeable and engaging the guides are.
The 3-hour duration makes it perfect for travelers with limited time, and the inclusion of snacks and water adds extra convenience. Since the tour is booked in advance, planning ahead ensures a spot on this popular adventure.
For a value-packed, scenic, and informative experience, this tour delivers stunning views, expert guides, and a relaxed pace. It covers major highlights in Colorado Springs, with stops that are both visually spectacular and historically interesting. The small-group setting guarantees personalized attention, making it more engaging than larger bus tours.
While it may not cover every corner of the region, it offers a well-rounded snapshot perfect for first-time visitors or those short on time. The flexibility with weather and the enthusiasm of guides help ensure a memorable outing. If you want to explore Colorado Springs’ natural beauty without the stress of driving, this Jeep tour is a reliable, enjoyable choice.
“This tour was great. Low impact. We had great weather and our guide was awesome, friendly, and very knowledgeable. The Springs are very interesting…”
How long is the tour from start to finish?
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours, including all stops and commentary.
What is included in the price?
The $115 ticket covers guided transportation, snacks, bottled water, and access to all scheduled stops.
Do I need to bring anything?
Since snacks and water are included, travelers just need comfortable clothes, and possibly a camera. No additional expenses are necessary.
Is the tour suitable for children or people with mobility issues?
The tour is suitable for most travelers, but it’s best for those with good mobility, as it involves some vehicle stops and walking at viewpoints.
What weather conditions might affect the tour?
Poor weather, including snow or heavy rain, can cause cancellations or route modifications. The tour is flexible, and refunds are available if canceled due to weather.
How far in advance should I book?
Most bookings are made about 25 days ahead, reflecting the tour’s popularity, so early reservation is recommended.