COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (CBS4) - The new Summit Complex at the top of Pikes Peak will open to visitors on June 24, pending weather and final construction activity, officials announced. The road to ...

“A lot of people when they’re planning their trips, they do check the weather, but they check the weather for Colorado Springs and forget that the summit of Pikes Peak is just very different ...

EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4) - The Pikes Peak summit will close to all visitors from March 22 to May 23 for final construction of the Pikes Peak Summit Complex. The new visitor center is expected ...

Broadmoor Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog Railway says if the trains are unable to summit due to inclement weather, the trains will go as far as they can to see the sunrise. There will not be refunds for ...

Wisps, speckles and tendrils of cottony clouds clung to slopes beneath the famous summit of Pikes Peak. The “fruited plain” Katharine Lee Bates celebrated in “America the Beautiful” — after her trip ...

The summit of Pikes Peak is scheduled to be closed for about two months. No pedestrian or vehicular traffic will be allowed at the summit of America’s Mountain from March 22 through May 23.

The answer is impossible to miss. A crew of 100 from GE Johnson spend each day working on the $60 million structure that will soon be the new Pikes Peak Summit Complex. “Guests can feel how hard ...

The summit of Pikes Peak will close Monday to vehicular and pedestrian traffic as a safety precaution associated with construction. The Pike Peak Summit Complex is in a final phase of construction ...

PIKES PEAK, Colo. (KRDO) -- As construction continues on the new Pikes Peak Summit Complex, organizers are asking for donations in a unique way to help meet their fundraising goal. For $500 ...

COLORADO SPRINGS — The Pikes Peak Summit Complex construction is continuing to move forward and crews are working hard to dry-in, or seal the building from the elements in order to work on ...

It was hard to tell on Pikes Peak Monday afternoon, when video captured a raging blizzard at the mountain's summit. The video was taken by Stephen "Pete" Peterson, a ranger on the peak.