Rocky Mountain Brewery

Welcome Dinner

Wedding Rehearsal

Rehearsal Dinner

The Homestead

Wedding Day

The Homestead 

Ceremony

Reception

Buttermilk

Sunday Brunch

We will be hosting a Zoom meeting for any of those that are not able to attend!


Alex and Brittany Wedding Ceremony

Our Wedding

Getting to the Centennial State

Colorado Springs (COS) airport is smaller and the most convenient, though often more expensive. It is rare to find direct flights into COS.

Colorado Springs Airport

Denver International Airport (DIA) is where you'll find most direct flights into. It's often cheaper to fly into than COS Airport. DIA is roughly 1 1/2 hour drive to Colorado Springs.

Denver International Airport

Where to "Bunk Up" While You're Here

Hotel Rooms

Due to the AFA having a large event during the week of our wedding, we will not have any hotel room blocks available as most hotels are already maxed out on room blocks. Most hotels will still have limited availability for individual rooms. If you would like to book a hotel, please reach out with questions and we'd be happy to show you some great areas. Otherwise, feel free to book an AirBnB or enjoy one of the amazing campgrounds!

There are plenty of options on Airbnb- both large houses for a group or rooms for just one couple- try looking in the Monument, Black Forest, Air Force Academy, and Briargate areas.

AirBnB

We are a small rural family campground on the high plains of Colorful Colorado that is&nbsp;open all year. Our roads are gravel and our meadow is buffalo grass and dandelions with some yuccas and a few trees. We are a quiet, simple campground with big sites (RV and tent) and more big sights (Pikes Peak and the Front Range) of Colorado.

Falcon Meadow Campground

This is a clean and safe campground with all the amenities! They have cabins, tent and RV spots. It's right off I-25 for easy access to both Denver and Colorado Springs.

Jellystone Park™ at Larkspur

Travel

Take some time to enjoy the Pikes Peak Region, and surrounding areas! Here are a few great places that we recommend!

Explore Colorado Springs' paradise in one magical stop. Garden of the Gods Park is a registered National Natural Landmark. Imagine dramatic views, 300' towering sandstone rock formations against a backdrop of snow-capped Pikes Peak and brilliant blue skies. This world-class Visitor &amp; Nature Center and museum is the most visited attraction in the region with all new interactive exhibits. Learn how the amazing red rocks got there with the NEW Geo-Trekker&nbsp;theater experience, shown every 20 minutes. Delight in one of Colorado's most photographed views while eating in our glass-enclosed café or from our terrace overlooking Pikes Peak and Garden of the Gods. Where else can you eat inside a postcard?

Garden of the Gods Park

Visitors will find a restful environment among the thick forest of ponderosa pines. Timber Ridge provides an overlook of Aspen and Spruce Lakes as well as a picturesque setting of Pikes Peak and the mountain backdrop. Trail users will enjoy four miles of multi-use trails that wind through the Fallen Timbers area, pavilions, playgrounds and gazebo on the lake. Fox Run Regional Park is a hidden jewel in the northern part of El Paso County. Hiking, trails, playing fields, a climbing rock and picnic areas are just a few of the amenities awaiting tourists and locals alike.

Fox Run Regional Park

The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is the highest Zoo in America, at an elevation of over 6,700 feet, and named the 4th best Zoo in North America. Built into the mountain side, this Zoo hosts over 750 animals including elephants, giraffes and lions.

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo

The Training Center in Colorado Springs is home to over 500 athletes and coaches as they train for the next Games in boxing, gymnastics, figure skating, cycling, swimming, wressling, and more. Tour the training center and learn some cool facts about the Olympic Games.

U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Center

Known as America's Mountain, Pikes Peak is the mountain that you see all throughout the Colorado Springs area. There is a cog railway, many people's preferred way to get to the summit, but it is under construction until 2021. Driving to the summit is the other way to get to the top, unless you want to hike it, which is not recommended without training for a fourteener. This is a toll road, but well worth the toll. Don’t forget to buy a donut once at the top- they’re a high altitude specialty!

Pike's Peak Highway

This historic town has 8 naturally carbonated spring fountains, located throughout the town, free to all. It’s like a scavenger hunt to find them, and they all taste different due to their unique mineral contents so be sure to bring a water bottle. The visitor’s center offers maps of the town’s attractions, shops and springs. There are small shops, art galleries, local eateries, the penny arcade, and hiking trails that offer beautiful views.

Manitou Springs Colorado

Paint mines is named for it’s colorful clays that were collected by the Native Americans to make paint. Brightly colored bands, caused by oxidized iron compounds, are found in varying amounts throughout the many different layers of clay. The paint mines have evidence of human life as far back as 9,000 years ago. The park features fantastic geological formations that were created by erosion.

Brittany & Alex

Brittany & Alex

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