The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colorado, invites guests to experience all of the wonders of the upcoming fall season.

Take a hike! There are numerous hiking trails around The Broadmoor, perfect for hikers of all skill levels. Seven Falls is located less than a mile from the property. The area boasts a series of majestic waterfalls situated in a 1,250-foot canyon. Explore the valleys, prairies and rock formations while climbing 224 steps to the hiking trails. Another hiking option is the nearby West Chamberlain Trail. The 4.2-mile loop trail is ideal for hiking, walking and trail running all year, though the colorful views come alive in the fall. Colorado’s peak leaf-peeping season is typically mid-September through early November. Experience bold gold, yellow and red hues during your hike.

The Broadmoor offers three off-site Wilderness Experiences to enjoy this fall. Located a short drive from the resort, The Ranch at Emerald Valley features 13 private cabins. Hike, fly fish and horseback ride before returning to the cabin for fine dining provided by Broadmoor chefs. Stay at Cloud Camp, the all-inclusive getaway atop Cheyenne Mountain. Situated 3,000 feet above The Broadmoor, the site offers 15 one- and two-bedroom cabins, a fire tower suite and six accommodations within the lodge. Activities available at Cloud Camp include mule rides, disc golf, pickleball, hiking and cooking classes. Fly Fishing Camp is the perfect retreat for fishing fanatics. Tucked away on a private five-mile stretch of the Tarryall River, the Camp offers prime fishing opportunities along guidance from professional fishers. Rods and waders are provided.

Go for a ride on the recently reopened Broadmoor Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog Railway. The railway reaches a height of 14,115 feet — the highest for a railway in the United States. Its location provides stunning views of fall foliage and Pikes Peak. Take in views of the changing leaves and local wildlife, including elk, deer and bighorn sheep. Purchase tickets for your ride.