Zippy Shell Moving & Storage in Colorado Springs, CO

Serving locations in and around Colorado Springs, including Black Forest, the Air Force Academy, Cimarron Hills, Fountain, Fort Carson, Pueblo West, Pueblo, Canon City, Penrose, Baxter, Eastonville, and surrounding locations. If you're looking for a moving and storage company near Colorado Springs, we're here for you!

Top Attractions to Visit in Colorado Springs, CO

1. Edward C. Rochette Money Museum - Opening in 1967, the Money Museum is dedicated to showcasing and preserving the history of coins, paper money, and other forms of currency around the world. Check out the history of Colorado and how it plays a key role in our country's money circulation as well!

2. Garden of the Gods Trading Post - Home to the largest and oldest gift shop, the Garden of the Gods Trading Post offers a chance at learning some history, doing a little shopping, and great food and drinks. The trading post is also at the entrance to the famous Garden of the Gods Park, which offers a bevy of outdoor activities, such as hiking, biking, Segway tours, guided day walks, and more!

3.  Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center - While it is a little bit of a drive outside of Colorado Springs, the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center is the home of a wide variety of canines and other animals such as wolves, coyotes, foxes, and more. With tours and kid-friendly exhibits, the center is the perfect place for any family outing while seeing some amazing animals in a protected environment.

4. Cheyenne Mountain Zoo - Can't get enough animals? Well, then the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is the place for you! Sitting at over 6,700 feet above sea level, this zoo offers beautiful views of the surrounding area and features the largest herd of any giraffe species on the continent, as well as many other amazing animals to see.

Facts About Colorado Springs, CO

1. Colorado Springs ranks second in population in Colorado of over 470,000 people, ranking below Denver in size. Much like Denver, getting used to the altitude might take a bit if you haven't lived in the area before, as the city resides 6,035 feet above sea level.

2. The city has a bit of a reputation for being "haunted." Evergreen Cemetery, which was established a full decade before Colorado Springs was incorporated in 1871, has given visitors on the grounds pause due to the otherworldly experiences they have had and seen. A TV show called My Ghost Story was even brought in to film some of the paranormal activities said to occur in the cemetery.

3. Colorado Springs is an extremely military friendly city. It plays host to a number of military installations, including Fort Carson, Peterson Air Force Base, and is also home to the U.S. Air Force Academy.