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A bronze statue of a person leaning over a decorative stone basin sits beneath a dark wooden pergola structure. The figure appears to be reading or examining something in the basin. Tall green trees surround the area, and an informational plaque is visible on the left side. The setting is a shaded outdoor pavilion with clear skies visible above.
A bronze statue of a person leaning over a decorative stone basin sits beneath a dark wooden pergola structure. The figure appears to be reading or examining something in the basin. Tall green trees surround the area, and an informational plaque is visible on the left side. The setting is a shaded outdoor pavilion with clear skies visible above.

Manitou Springs Mineral Springs Walking Tour

  • hiking Walking Tour
  • route 8 Stops
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This is a walking tour of the Manitou Springs Mineral Springs Foundation's 8 historic sparkling mineral springs. The springs were created from deep-seated waters rising through the Rampart Range and Ute Pass faults of the Williams Canyon and Fountain Creek watershed basins limestone remnant karst geological aquifer. Historically, people would visit Manitou Springs to drink the waters stating the minerals had positive health effects.

Public parking is available at Canon Ave Parking Lot or on the street. Paid street parking is $3.50 per hour during the day, and free after 6pm.

Other things to do nearby include the strenuous 2768-step Manitou Incline (reservations required), the Manitou Cliff Dwellings, Cave of the Winds mountain park, Garden of the Gods

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