Guide to Colorado Springs's best spots

Trevor Dierdorff: Unless you can really control your draw, hit your 5 and layup on 13 and be happy with par. This corner is too tough to cut consistently. Going for birdie may cost you a ball and leave you with bogie.

Trevor Dierdorff: Street parking is impossible near showtime. Come early, park near the Pikes Peak Center and go have dinner at The Famous or Slaytons then walk back to the show and have a great spot when you leave.

Trevor Dierdorff: If parking is tight leave the main parking area and head up tp Gold Camp road and park in the small lot there. There is a gate to enter the park that will give you a new route to walk inside.

Trevor Dierdorff: It seems that they have hidden the lemon tabasco chicken on the menu. Find it and get it. Good stuff!

Trevor Dierdorff: Where are Alice and the Cheshire Cat? This place sounded like a cool concept restaurant that was going to play off of the Alice in Wonderland theme. Good food, atmosphere is same old Metroploitan.

Trevor Dierdorff: Forget the 4th of July. Friday night fireworks do not dissappoint. Stay through to the end even if the game is lame. The fireworks will make it worth the outing even if you don't have kids.

Trevor Dierdorff: The mocha is superb. Don't stop if you're in a hurry. They take their time on specialty drinks. Great if it's yours. Annoying if it is the group in front of you. Happy caffinating.

Trevor Dierdorff: Park near Sears and the old Borders for easy parking and in/out. Much better than trying to park near the food court.

Trevor Dierdorff: Get the Buzzer. Trust me, you'll thank me. It is the best cold coffee drink anywhere!

Trevor Dierdorff: Order the filet, charred rare. The best steak you'll ever have! Don't forget to tip Ken the piano man.

Trevor Dierdorff: Great prices

Trevor Dierdorff: If you've seen the cliff dwellings in New Mexico you'll know that these are a great reproduction without the drive. Respectfully done with good historical information. Amazing views. Kids loved it.