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From the building's rooftop terrace, visitors are afforded the same stunning views that inspired Katharine Lee Bates to write the lyrics of "America the Beautiful."
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Upon entry, visitors are welcomed with a breathtaking view of Mount Rosa, the location from where Zebulon Pike viewed the peak in 1806.
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The new Visitor Center strikes the perfect balance between a dynamic building that presents a clear destination and a minimalist structure deferential to Pikes Peak. After arriving by vehicle, visitors are greeted by a modest entry that opens to a lobby r
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A series of new walkways and overlooks provide expanded opportunities to engage with the history, climate and natural beauty of the summit.
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The building is clad in a material similar to Pikes Peak granite to blend into the natural landscape. Nestled into the mountain, visitor exposure to the harsh winds atop the peak is minimized.
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The exhibit space mimics the rugged forms of Colorado's Front Range, while interactive and graphic displays offer insight into the site's history.
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The new dining room offers visitors a place to recharge and take in the majestic views. The world-famous Pikes Peak donuts will be available along with new menu items.
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A new gift shop, located adjacent to the dining room, offers additional interpretive opportunities and a vast selection of mementos to commemorate your adventure.