Weird & unusual things to do in Colorado Springs

The genuinely offbeat side of Colorado Springs: 97 hand-vetted hidden spots — oddity shops, hidden bars, haunted history, sound baths, weird outdoor finds — built for an unusual date night, a weird afternoon, or showing a visitor a side of the city they'd never find alone. Like Celebration Metaphysical Center, The Fifty-Niner, The Enchanted Fox. Local secrets even locals miss — you didn't hear it from us.

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Unusual things to do in Colorado Springs — FAQ

What are some unusual things to do in Colorado Springs?

97 hand-vetted weird spots — like Celebration Metaphysical Center, The Fifty-Niner, The Enchanted Fox — plus oddity shops, hidden bars, haunted history, sound baths, and offbeat outdoor finds. Every one is real and sourced, not a top-ten landmark.

Where can you go for a weird date night in Colorado Springs?

Try Celebration Metaphysical Center, The Fifty-Niner, The Enchanted Fox — strange-but-real spots that make a memorable date. Filter by neighborhood, vibe, or how far you'll drive: in town, nearby, or a day trip.

What's a weird thing to do in Colorado Springs tonight or this weekend?

For tonight, filter to "in town" and low-key picks; for the weekend, the day-trip ring opens up genuinely strange spots a short drive out. Start with Celebration Metaphysical Center, The Fifty-Niner, The Enchanted Fox — and sort by how far you're willing to go.

Are there free or cheap weird things to do in Colorado Springs?

Yes — 66 Colorado Springs spots are free or low-cost, like The Enchanted Fox, Hart & Horn, Merlin's Realm. Roadside oddities, public art, and outdoor curiosities usually cost nothing.

How is this different from the usual Colorado Springs tourist lists?

We skip the landmarks everyone knows. An agentic research system digs up the genuinely hidden, offbeat spots — the local secrets even locals miss — and verifies each against real sources before it makes the list.