Go Ahead, Jump in: Colorado Springs’ Most Beautiful Waterfalls and Swimming Spots

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 “On Wednesdays, we wear pink,” but on this Wednesday, you’re gonna get soaked—in the best way possible. Let’s hit up the most beautiful waterfalls and swimming spots that Colorado Springs has to offer. Be ready to jump in, babe.

First, let’s talk about Helen Hunt Falls, located in the Cheyenne Cañon area. It’s a waterfall you can actually hike to—and trust us, it’s Instagram heaven. When you’re standing at the base of that cascading water, you might just feel like the main character of your own little movie. Regina George’s sassy vibes would 100% approve.

But if you’re looking for something more chill (like a Mean Girls pool party with just your crew), head over to Quail Lake Park. The water is clear, and the atmosphere is unmatched. Plus, the vibe is super relaxed, so no “you can’t sit with us” moments here.

Of course, don’t forget North Cheyenne Cañon for more waterfalls that’ll have you swooning. You’ll be ready to rock a new look—think waterfall chic.

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