Colorado Springs Real Estate

Fall is a magical time in the Pikes Peak region. Crisp, autumn air welcomes vibrantly colored leaves that put on a dazzling display of color that brings people from miles to witness. Every year, visitors and locals alike set out into the wilderness to experience the beauty and serenity that come with the changing aspen leaves. The leaves usually begin changing in early September and last no longer than mid October. The display begins high up in the mountains, and works its way down in elevation as the temperature gets colder. Splashes of yellow, orange and red all mingle for a beautiful scene. The late spring melt and fairly gentle summer weather should bode well for the aspens this fall. These conditions may also lengthen the time the leaves are on the trees (which means more time for you to enjoy the views). Here is a list of the best areas in the Pikes Peak region to view the autumn colors: MUELLER STATE PARK In order to avoid afternoon showers, morning is usually the bes...

Colorado Springs is a beautiful town no matter what season you see it in, but the fall has a special allure that the others don't have. The higher altitudes and cool weather bring out a beautiful display of colors that will absolutely take your breath away. Not to mention, we have some fantastic ways to view them! Are you new to the Colorado Springs area, or you are looking to relocate to Colorado Springs ? Let the MacGuire team show you the best ways to love where you live! Cycling On the Pikes Peak Highway While there are many areas you can take your bike for a ride, if you're looking for an adventurous route, the Pikes Peak Highway has it! The stretch of road is 12.5 miles one way and the elevation gain is 4,880 ft. This may not be the right trip for a beginner or someone who is just getting used to the elevation gain, but thankfully you can drive the highway as well. The route is fully paved, but still incredibly intense due to the elevation. As you plan this advent...