Martha B.'s Profile

Very beautiful, right here in Colorado Springs, and completely free. Can't complain about that.

We went to the visitors' center first to grab a map and check things out. It was incredibly crowded, so we didn't hang around long. We drove around for a bit and parked, which was difficult because again, it was crowded. We had some sandwiches packed for a little mini-picnic which we ate in the car while checking out the map. The rock formations are very beautiful - there are endless opportunities for taking pictures. The trail we walked was simple and well-kept; it made for a great walk. After we got out on the trail a bit, it was much less crowded and a lot easier to enjoy looking at the formations and taking some more pictures.

Aside from the crowds, this is a great place to spend an afternoon, get outside, and see something really beautiful. And again, it's completely free. We'll definitely be back.

Pretty good Mexican food. It seems authentic, although I'm from central Illinois so I'm not the best judge of that. Still, lots of food for the price, good taste, fast service. Definitely give it a try.

Mmm. The food was amazing. I had the dolmas plate, with tabbouleh, hummus and pita, and a drink, all under ten dollars, and it all tasted fantastic. The employees were incredibly friendly and made me feel right at home. Of course I had to try some baklava for dessert, which was delicious as well. I will definitely be back.

A great little place. The food was excellent, especially for the price; I spent about seven dollars. The place is very clean and the service was quick and friendly. I also noticed that the man who took my money went straight over and washed his hands after I sat down, which was very good to see. I would definitely recommend as a much better alternative to typical fast food.