Enjoy Colorado with your family from this stylish townhome conveniently located near fine dining, entertainment, and local attractions. 5-minute drive from the Air Force Academy, near local hiking trails to explore natural sights like Garden of the Gods, Pikes Peak, Red Rock Canyon, Royal Gorge, Manitou Incline, Manitou Cliff Dwellings, Glen Eyrie Castle and Rock Ledge Ranch Historic Site. Also, you can take day trips, ranging from skiing, rafting, golfing, fishing, trekking and other outdoor The place is a two-story house that has three bedrooms, two rooms with queen beds and the main room with a King Size bed and private bathroom, all equipped with a Smart TV. In addition, it has a laundry section, where you can find a vacuum cleaner, an iron, a washer and a dryer at your disposal. On the first floor, you will find a fully equipped kitchen, microwave, fridge, oven, stove and fridge. A dining room for 8 people and a living room, where you can enjoy your Smart TV and board games. Additionally, it has a garage for two vehicles and additionally free guest parking. Entrance gate: to enter the property, a code will be sent by text message on the day of arrival of the reservation. Check In: Check in is anytime after 3:00 pm. Departure: Departure is anytime before 11:00 a.m. meter. Early Check-in / Check-out: Early Check-in and Check-out is available (depending on availability). See below under "Additional Charges" for more information. Entire space plus building amenities are included in this rental. Please, make yourself at home. We are here for you during your stay, but our level of interaction is up to you. We’re only a phone call/message away. You will be able to self check-in upon arrival.   Please remember that you’re staying in a house, not a hotel. Please treat the space with respect. If any problems arise, we will do our best to take action ASAP, but there is no one living on site 24/7. Briargate at one point was the northern limit of Colorado Springs, but it is now located very centrally with the northern expansion of Colorado Springs into areas like Black Forest. Briargate is about 15-20 minutes from downtown Colorado Springs. This part of town stretches from Briargate Blvd in the south, to I-25 in the west (where Northwest Colorado Springs starts), and touches Old Ranch Road to the north. The eastern border seems to be open for interpretation. Most people agree that Briargate stretches across Highway 83 (extension of Powers) into Wolf Ranch and Cordera. It is a short 45 miles to Centennial/Denver area from Briargate. If the roads are open, it shouldn’t take you more than 40 minutes to get to the south side of Denver. Please keep in mind that I-25 (the main road up to Denver) has many construction zones that slow down traffic considerably. Driving north to catch a Broncos game at the Mile High Stadium, attend a concert of a national pop star at the Pepsi Center, or the world famous Red Rock Amphitheater could take you as few as 70 minutes. You can hike the Incline in Manitou Springs, about 30 minutes away. You can get to the entrance of the Pikes Peak highway in about 30 minutes. Hiking areas included nearby Monument Valley Park, Dome Rock Trail (about an hour away), or you can visit Gardens of the Gods Park (20 minutes away). The best way to get around Colorado Springs is by car, since some of the city's most popular things to do – including the famous Pikes Peak – cannot be reached on foot from the city center. However, if you plan on spending the day in downtown Colorado Springs or nearby Manitou Springs, your own two feet and a comfy pair of shoes should suffice. You can rent a vehicle in town or at the Colorado Springs Airport (COS), which is located about 11 miles east of central Colorado Springs. The city also features an affordable public bus system with more than 20 routes, many of which start or end in the downtown area. But bus services here better serve commuters than they do tourists, offering reliable, yet limited, weekend service. Another option is to swap four wheels for two: Many Colorado Springs streets boast bike lanes and the area also shelters nearly 200 miles of paved and unpaved trails. The city also has a bike-share program called PikeRide, where you can borrow a bike for as little as $2. On Foot Colorado Springs' compact neighborhoods and grid-pattern layout make walking around an easy feat. And walking will allow you to peruse the many shops and galleries found in areas like Manitou Springs and Old Colorado City. Car With some of the most noteworthy attractions sitting outside the city, you will need a car to get the most out of your trip. You can rent one when you land at Colorado Springs Airport, or you can wait until you get into town. You can also choose to fly into Denver International Airport (DEN) and drive the 85 miles south to Colorado Springs. Taxis and ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft are also available, but using them frequently will end up costing more than a rental. Bike Over the past several years, Colorado Springs has become a more bike-friendly city with more than 100 miles of on-street bike lanes, 120 miles of paved urban bike paths and more than 60 miles of mountain bike trails. The city's bike-share program, called PikeRide, rents bike for $2 for 30 minutes; $20 for unlimited four-hour rides in 24 hours; and $25 for unlimited 60-minute rides in 72 hours. There are more than 30 stations scattered throughout the city, with the highest concentration in the downtown area. Public Transportation Mountain Metropolitan Transit operates more than 20 local bus routes throughout Colorado Springs. Buses run from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays (depending on the route); Saturday and Sunday service is not as frequent, and many routes cease operation after 7 p.m. (Note: these times are approximated and subject to change.) One-way rides for adults cost approximately $1.75, or you can purchase a day pass for $4.