Cheyenne Mountain Zoo

4250 Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Road, Colorado Springs, CO 80906

3.5

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+1 719 636 2544, +1 719 578 5367

Website:

www.cmzoo.org

Group Info: Special group rates: $12. 00 adults, $5. 50 children (3-11) and $10. 00 seniors (65+). These rates are valid for groups consisting of a minimum of 15 paid admissions per. Call for reservations or information. Description: ... more on Visitcos.com

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it was great all the animals and great food I took lots of pictures more on Yahoo! Travel

Then it would be worth the price of admission. more on Epinions.com

Very clean and easy to navigate! more on GeckoGo

The rest of the zoo was average, but provided great views of Colorado Springs. more on Yahoo! Travel

The giraffe exhibit is awsome, you can feed the giraffes, kids get a kick out of that. more on TripAdvisor

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The giraffe exhibit makes it worth the $10 (we had a discount with AAA insurance)! It is amazing to see and feed the giraffes ($1 for 3 crackers). The exhibit is one of the best, for giraffes, that I have seen! The most amazing part ... more on Yahoo! Travel

An experience not to be missed when visiting Colorado Springs, CO. Where else can you have up close personal contact with giraffes. We were able to hand feed these giraffes with crackers ... more on Yahoo! Travel

The premise behind a zoo is too see the animals. However last time I took my daughter the animals were hiding. We saw the hippos & giraffes of course, the tigers & other cool animals could ... more on Yahoo! Travel

Never go to the zoo when it is a rainy day. All of the animals will be in their homes and it smells really bad ... more on Yahoo! Travel

It was great all the animals and great food I took lots of pictures more on Yahoo! Travel

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The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is awesome! It is uphill so if you can't handle lots of hills you will be beat by the end of the zoo. It really has a large variety of animals and themes. I have been going s ... more on TripAdvisor

If you're visiting, make sure you are adjusted to the altitude, because this zoo is a little hilly! Feed the giraffes when you first ... more on TripAdvisor

Nice stroll through this zoo. Favorite of courser was the giraffes... I've never seen them so close before. We got to see grizzly bears having a good old time wrestling each other; the moose got prett ... more on TripAdvisor

The Giraffe exhibit is the largest in the US, You can feed them, pet them. It's amazing at how close they come up to you. The whole zoo is set in the hills, so there ... more on TripAdvisor

We have lived here two years and don't know why we waited until this October to purchase a family membership and visit the zoo for the first time. We thoroughly enjoyed the exhibits, especially the gi ... more on TripAdvisor

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You've seen a zoo before. You know what a tiger looks like. But have you seen a zoo on a mountain? That's what makes the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo a landmark to ... more on Epinions.com

No real "cages" to speak of here at this zoo on a mountain. The animals all appear to like their natural habitat areas. Feeding the giraffes is a MUST! Have you really ever been close enough to a giraffe to feed it? My daughter actually ... more on Epinions.com

The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is one of the first places we went when we moved to the area in October of 1992, and we've enjoyed going back many times since then ... more on Epinions.com

If only the Cheyenne Mountain zoo was all it cracked up to be. Then it would be worth the price of admission. The people who work there are not as knowledgeable as ... more on Epinions.com

The highest zoo in the United States, sits atop a beautiful mountain looking west of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Beautiful green trees and wildlife native to Colorado ... more on Epinions.com