THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Glide through Cheyenne Cañon on a guided Segway loop that visits Starr Kempf’s kinetic sculptures, Seven Falls viewpoints and the historic Broadmoor mansions. This 2–2.5 hour tour mixes light off-road riding, local history and canyon views.
Glide through Cheyenne Cañon on a guided Segway loop that visits Starr Kempf’s kinetic sculptures, Seven Falls viewpoints and the historic Broadmoor mansions. This 2–2.5 hour tour mixes light off-road riding, local history and canyon views.
The hum of a Segway eases you up Cheyenne Cañon, wheels whispering over gravel as piñon and ponderosa watch. The route winds past kinetic sculptures by Starr Kempf, climbs into canyon pines where Cheyenne Creek once carved its narrow throat, and opens onto views of the cliffs that frame Seven Falls. Riders glide past the Will Rogers Shrine of the Sun and the stately Penrose House, then circle the manicured lawns and historic mansions that define the Broadmoor enclave before a mellow downhill through Pine Grove.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Cheyenne Cañon Segways · Colorado Springs, Colorado
The hum of a Segway eases you up Cheyenne Cañon, wheels whispering over gravel as piñon and ponderosa watch. The route winds past kinetic sculptures by Starr Kempf, climbs into canyon pines where Cheyenne Creek once carved its narrow throat, and opens onto views of the cliffs that frame Seven Falls. Riders glide past the Will Rogers Shrine of the Sun and the stately Penrose House, then circle the manicured lawns and historic mansions that define the Broadmoor enclave before a mellow downhill through Pine Grove.
Geology here is blunt and readable: pinkish Pikes Peak granite uplifted along the Front Range, fractured by freeze-thaw and sculpted by a seasonal creek. Culturally, the route threads Colorado Springs’ early-20th-century boom—Spencer Penrose’s Broadmoor developments and civic philanthropy left chapels, clubs and discovery centers like Starsmore. The Starsmore Discovery Center anchors natural-history interpretation in the canyon, and the Will Rogers Shrine, finished in the 1930s, sits as a human-scale marker on the ridge.
Practical guidance: the tour is short but active—expect 2–2.5 hours with trail sections that are uneven and occasionally steep. Helmets and radios are provided; riders must be 12+. Wear closed-toe shoes, dress in layers for sudden temperature shifts, and carry sunscreen and a small bottle of water (bottled water is included). Note health restrictions: not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious back or heart conditions. Tours may be canceled for icy conditions. For a compact outing that blends local history, accessible off-road riding and canyon scenery, this Segway loop delivers a lot of terrain and story in a little time.
No—guides provide a short orientation and practice; most riders are comfortable after a few minutes.
Riders must be at least 12 years old; operators set specific weight ranges so confirm at booking if under 18 or lightweight/heavyweight.
Standard Segways require standing and balance; this tour is not suitable for wheelchair users but contact the operator for alternative options.
Tours may be canceled or rescheduled for ice, heavy snow, or thunderstorms—check the 24-hour cancellation policy when booking.
Cheyenne Cañon Segways operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The hum of a Segway eases you up Cheyenne Cañon, wheels whispering over gravel as piñon and ponderosa watch. The route winds past kinetic sculptures by Starr Kempf, climbs into canyon pines where Cheyenne Creek once carved its narrow throat, and opens onto views of the cliffs that frame Seven Falls. Riders glide past the Will Rogers Shrine of the Sun and the stately Penrose House, then circle the manicured lawns and historic mansions that define the Broadmoor enclave before a mellow downhill through Pine Grove.
The hum of a Segway eases you up Cheyenne Cañon, wheels whispering over gravel as piñon and ponderosa watch. The route winds past kinetic sculptures by Starr Kempf, climbs into canyon pines where Cheyenne Creek once carved its narrow throat, and opens onto views of the cliffs that frame Seven Falls. Riders glide past the Will Rogers Shrine of the Sun and the stately Penrose House, then circle the manicured lawns and historic mansions that define the Broadmoor enclave before a mellow downhill through Pine Grove.
Geology here is blunt and readable: pinkish Pikes Peak granite uplifted along the Front Range, fractured by freeze-thaw and sculpted by a seasonal creek. Culturally, the route threads Colorado Springs’ early-20th-century boom—Spencer Penrose’s Broadmoor developments and civic philanthropy left chapels, clubs and discovery centers like Starsmore. The Starsmore Discovery Center anchors natural-history interpretation in the canyon, and the Will Rogers Shrine, finished in the 1930s, sits as a human-scale marker on the ridge.
Practical guidance: the tour is short but active—expect 2–2.5 hours with trail sections that are uneven and occasionally steep. Helmets and radios are provided; riders must be 12+. Wear closed-toe shoes, dress in layers for sudden temperature shifts, and carry sunscreen and a small bottle of water (bottled water is included). Note health restrictions: not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious back or heart conditions. Tours may be canceled for icy conditions. For a compact outing that blends local history, accessible off-road riding and canyon scenery, this Segway loop delivers a lot of terrain and story in a little time.