Your Visit

Seven Falls is located in a natural box canyon. It is the only waterfall in Colorado listed in the National Geographic list of International waterfalls. The one-mile drive winds along South Cheyenne Creek between steep cliffs covered with pines that at the narrowest are only 44 feet with interesting rock formations. The falls are best viewed from the Eagle’s Nest Observation platform – accessed by the mountain elevator located inside the mountain. One can also take the 224-step stairway.

         Midnight Falls
 

Seven Falls Statistics 1 41 mile- length of canyon feet- narrowest part of canyon 181 224   feet- height of total falls steps- in the stairs by falls 980 1881 feet- highest cliff from canyon floor year purchased from US govt. 1885 first stairs built

Native Americans present interpretations of Indian dances hourly during the summer. Check daily schedule at the dance area for performance times. Hummingbirds flock to the feeders and rainbow trout can be fed in the trout pool. Fish food to feed them is available near the gift shops.

 

Two hiking trails are located at the top of the Falls, one is a mile long trail that leads to a panoramic view of the plains at Inspiration Point and the other about ½ a mile to Midnight Falls. Allow an hour for hike. Stay on the trails and marked paths. Hiking or climbing outside of these areas is dangerous and destroys our natural environment.
 

There are drinks, food, candy and ice cream available in our snack bar and 3 gift shops offer a variety of souvenirs and mementos. Shoes and shirts are required for service in our snack bar and gift shops.

 

Picnic Facilities are available in the city park located just outside the archway entrance to seven falls. Please do not picnic at Seven Falls.

Handicap accessible to all areas except waterfall stairway and trails.

Alcoholic beverages are prohibited at Seven Falls.

Pets are welcome on leashes. 
Please clean up after your pets.

Public restrooms are located in the lower (coach) parking lot. There are no other restrooms in the canyon.

Walkers and Bicyclists: To assure the safety of our guests, entry is only permitted in a licensed vehicle. Pedestrian and bicycle entry is not allowed.

 

Family Fun Feed the rainbow trout View wildlife throughout the canyon Climb the two sets of stairs Use viewers for spectacular scenes from the Eagle's Nest Enjoy numerous educational exhibits Walk the two hiking trails See exciting and colorful Indian dances (Summer Only)