Beautiful trail with water access along most of it. Small waterfalls along the way. Arrive EARLY morning if you want a parking spot and expect it to be busy. Dont miss the largely unmarked right-side turnoff to the bridges off the dirt road/trail leading there.

Awesome hike! Stays fairly busy until about 1-2 miles after the last bridge. Then the trail becomes a bit steeper. Worth hiking up to Louds Cabin.

Amazing hike. About 2 and a half hours with little kids. Great for family. I would say 7yrs old and above. We brought our 3 and 5 year old. And within an hour they were complaining that their feet hurt. My wife and I end up piggyback our kids. We both love a challenge so we enjoyed it. But overall beautiful hike. Would recommend.When you get there know that youll be walking along a dirt road (no cars allowed) for about 15 min. Before you see mile marker 622 on your right which will start the 7 Bridges trail. Hope this helps

Easy trail. Spectacular views. Kids loved playing in the creek.Not a fan of the gravel on the lower trail... but not too bad.

Loved the drive up and the color is leaves was a perfect back drop! Maybe add some trash bins that are environmentally safe for the animals.

Love this trail. Lots of trees, shade and shallow water for the dog. Can be rocky so you will need good shoes.

SO beautiful! We went on a Thursday and were able to get a parking space around 2pm. The trail to get to the actual Seven bridges trail is quite long, but we found it. We only made it a little ways up before we had to leave, but got some breath taking views! We tried again Friday morning at about 9 am. NO parking. Tried about an hour later at 10 am, still no parking. Apparently, you have to get there early to find parking. So, minus a star for that, but definitely worth the hike! Absolutely gorgeous and the tree cover helps with not getting beaten down by the sun.

If you go during the day, bring lots of water! A little steep but there were plenty of kids. Some shade, some sun but overall enjoyable. We spent a good 4 hours there going up and down.

Absolutely beautiful scenery! Great, steady hike that isnt too rough even for a novice like me. I will say the the Falls at the top were very underwhelming. The ones near bridge 5 are just fine

Beautiful area one can visit for free near the Broadmoor area of town in Colorado Springs, CO. Great place for hiking, biking, running, take the dogs for a walk etc. Also the area that has the Seven Bridges trail.

I did this trail a bit after noon and the trail was quite full of people when I went, as was the parking lot. The bridges were cool and the trail is mostly shaded, but there were really just too many people. The bridges are numbered which was informative, and the trail overall was enjoyable and not too difficult.

Went on trail 622/Seven Bridges again with some new friends. Very beautiful creek coming down the mountain. Lots of shade and spots to take a break. Enjoyed the trail!

Beautiful scenery and a wonderful hike up here.. Helen Hunt Falls was also a must see on your way up here. Parking can be a bit of a issue so come early or later when traffic has thinned out.

This tha 5+ mile round trip. There is a beautiful trail nead Colorado Springs.

Great hike! Plenty of incline but not too intense. My 65yo parents and 8,9,and 10yo were able to manage. Beautiful scenes of falls, aspens, and rock formations throughout the duration of the trail.

So much fun. Finding it was a little tricky but the views were so worth it! Will definitely go back to do it again.

Great hike, but nowhere near enough parking for how popular this spot has become.

Amazing, a very hard hike, but enjoyable. Take your time.

Pretty scenery and fun to hike. Easy, can take young kids.

Extremely busy in a Sunday morning, parking very lots were very full. Hardly anyone wearing masks, even when passing on the trail.The hike was as lovely as always. This trail follows a running steam in the canyon (the reason for the bridges), which makes it very popular for people with dogs.

The drive up to the parking lot is beautiful in itself, the little bit before you actually turn off into the trail is trashy and lots of dog poop that’s not taken care of, but once on the trail it’s wonderful!! All along a creek, plenty of shade, very much all uphill to hit all 7 bridges and then everything is downhill coming back. Great trail, but plan to be there early because parking fills up fast and the trail gets busy.

Favorite trail, bring water shoes for a quick cool down in the river after a hike to the 7th bridge.

Beautiful trails, beautiful views, and extremely well kept. We continued after the second bridge but decided to head back down after it started drizzling. There are plenty of spaces to go off to the side and stop for a snack.

The trail is so beautiful! Few know that if you travel the whole trail up to loudspeakers cabin. There is actually 9 bridges!!!! Good luck! Took about 4 hrs to get there and back.

I went early as advised due to lack of parking and too many people and dogs on the trail. I got there at 7:30 am. The trail is not marked nowhere. Not in the parking lot nor at the trailhead. I knew not to go down Gold Camp Road so only other opening must be the trail. I followed the gravel road all the way to top where I met other people that were lost. A local came by to tell us the trailhead is back the way we came and it is marked with 622 not Seven Bridges. I made all 7 bridges but there is a waterfall if you want to go further. Not many people and dogs on the trail this early but on my way down, lots of people with dogs coming up. Enjoyed walking along waterway.

Loved it! Would recommend starting early for available parking

It was very fun, and it had a lot of vegetation, and beautiful streams. I would recommend this for nature lovers.

Seven Bridges Trail one of the many great trails in North Cheyenne Canyon.

Great easy trail with lots of spots to relax along the water

Refreshing place and an easy trail if you have kiddos or just starting with hiking. We didn’t have enough time to do some hiking and we found this trail from the locals. Love it!

I FREAKING LOVE THIS HIKE!!!It has some amazing views, is very easy to trek, and is easily one of my new favorite hikes in town. They just recently completed some construction to repair some steps and rebuild some of the bridges.The only issue I had was finding where the trail starts. If you start down the road from the parking lot, the trailhead is actually hidden in the treeline on the first turn after you pass the river.

Fun hike, with good views. Its a pretty long trail, and towards the end it gets pretty hilly.

Beautiful walk through mostly shaded areas quite enjoyable

Not easy but not hard I just love trails that run along a stream or creek. With lots of shady places to have a snack or catch your breath Be sure to take the time to enjoy your surroundings. Get to the parking lot early or you will have to park far below or pick another trail. Definitely worth the addition to the summer hike schedule.

We went on Memorial day so it was quite busy, but you were still able to enjoy the views.

Nice trail, suggested trail - 622

Not difficult but very pretty and worth checking out. The 7 bridges are  (mostly) spaced apart well enough to keep it interesting. By the way, the trail sign refers to this as the 622 trail. It doesnt mention 7 Bridges on the trailhead

Perfect trail good for beginners and beautiful views nice to hear the river running and if you lucky youll see some snow

Quite icy during this time so show spike is a must have. Nice trail. Moderate toughness. Beautiful scenery.

I really love this place. There are so many places to choose. The trail for 7 Bridges is the place to go. Beautiful Water falls and great excersice. The scenery is to die for.

This trail is terribly not marked at all. It is part of the North Cheyenne trail. As for the trail itself, it is a really great trail that follows the creek.

Went down to louds cabin about 6.7 hike from parking lot in February. Miss trail, back tracked and found trail head. The trail has been walked on quite a bit causing the trail to be extremely icy and packed down on fairly steep grades. Would suggest spike or trekking poles for a more successful hike. The snow is non existent on portions of the trail and 2 ft deep in other parts. The pack ice portion would probably cover about 60 % of the trail hike. Challanging hike and beautiful views!

This is a beautiful place. A little hard to find its vears off to the left of the main trail defiantly worth exploring. Trails are snow covered

Great Hike for the family. My 10 and 6 year old were able to do all 7 bridges.

Right now...Mid November is the perfect time for hiking and trekking. Seven Bridges Trail is well worth the excursion. For all ages and is user friendly. The initial trail is wide and solid while their side trails can be just the opposite. Dress appropriately and carry some water. This is a Beautiful Preservation of America. I saw no littering. Everybody I met on this hike were friendly and were glowing with the environment. Canines were always on leash and also were also smiling. Only made it up to the forth bridge today. I simply didnt have spikes or shoe cleats that could provide safe footing for the higher altitude hike to top bridge and waterfall. The drive up from Colorado Springs is all nicely pave as well as the drive back. I am adding that the excercion level was about an overall 5...meaning the views youll see are breathtaking!

Beautiful easy trail, nice place to spend the day. My husband and I visited with our kids (ages 4, 5, 7) and they had a great time, with no trouble keeping up.

Awesome trail. Very scenic. Go early to avoid the large crowds and limited parking.

Moderate hike that follows along the water. Great hike to keep cool when its too hot out.

Beautiful hike, its an easy hike if you stop after the 7th bridge but if you want more challenge keep going. Also its not posted as Seven Bridges on the sign, so easy to miss the trail head.

Love it, stays cool if u go earlier enough.

Not too easy.. still rewarding, and beautiful

Classic Colorado Springs hike. Its fairly accessible for nearly all fitness types, and there are lots of trails past the last bridge to explore for anybody so inclined. Kineo Mountain runs along its north slope, and is a good follow-on hike. Regardless of whether you do a longer trail, I do recommend you go up about 1/4 mile past the last bridge to catch the stunning view of the Springs.

Absolutely fabulous trail. The Springs is a little hard to navigate and figure out what road you need to be on, but ,Lower Gold camp Rd and the trail itself is well worth the effort

It was so pretty... Literally has 7 bridges

Very crowded trailhead on weekends. I had to park at a pullout half a mile down the road because the trailhead proper was full when I arrived at 9:45 on a Saturday morning.People at this trailhead were not respecting others by covering their faces when in close proximity.

Beautiful hiking trail. Shady and cool. Criss Crosses the Cheyenne Creek which is completely beautiful. Kids enjoy splashing through when they get a bit hot. This has to be my favorite trail.

Great hike for those with kids or dogs!

Great hiking but trail isnt indicated as 7 bridges. Trail 622 if you go.

Nice beautiful hike.

It was a challenge to accomplish, but was happy when I made it to the seventh bridge which was beautiful.

Fun trail with lovely views. After the last bridge, the terrain becomes challenging as you traverse the side of the mountain, but the views and secluded scenery are rewarding.

I took this trail on 2/12/2019. The trail was exceptionally icy. During the winter, trek poles and shoe spikes are necessary. I would like to see this trail when everything is melted, as we had difficulties finding our way at several places. I would definitely consider this a moderate to difficult hike in the winter.

If you can find a place to park, you will love this easy trail.

Great hike for many reasons, just a lot of people.

A little further then I thought but well worth it!

One of our favorite trails in the area. Most visitors stop at the seventh bridge and turn around however the trail continues another mile or so, just follow trail signs marked 622 the views are great once you make it to around 8500

Takes a little bit to get to, but it is a great trail, nothing too difficult unless it is wet. Take your time and enjoy the views. The trail keeps going after the last bridge, but gets a little more technical and steep.

So pretty and pretty easy trail

One of my favorite trails. Trailhead is very small and packed, come early, it’s up the mountain from Hellen Hunt falls. Trail marker 622 (see pic) is actual bridge path and is 1/2 mile from trail head off of a long dirt road at the start of a horseshoe bend. Stunning scenery and moderate length. Go past the last bridge a way to get even better views on a trail less traveled. Watched the solar eclipse from beyond the last bridge and will never forget how perfect it was.

Seven bridges and entire Noth Cheyenne Park is beautiful, plenty of trails for kids, families, short, long, waterfall the Helen Hunt with a great trail. Easy to access, and breathtaking views and calmness the time we went this I am sure can change.

Beautiful place!!

Extremely gorgeous its a ruff hike but definitely worth it!!!

Prepare your self for steps and a bit of incline, but over all an easy hike. Weekdays and afternoon/evenings are always my go to time, as weekends are always crowded!

Amazing area. The view is awesome and the trail is great.

Our family loves going hiking here! We watched the sunset and the City lights turn on!

Beautiful trail thats well shaded early in the day.

Another beautiful hike in north Cheyenne Canyon. Recommend it to everyone.

Awesome hike all together. Very shady and clean. The water was super cool and the bridges were perfect!

Its one of my top go tos in the COS area. Id say its moderately difficult, but nothing crazy. Its a good hike to take out of town guests who are feeling moderately adventurous and looking for the great Colorado picture opportunities in any seasons.

Fun 4 mile hike, not too steep though there are some sections of the trail that anyone afraid of heights might not appreciate. Those spots are towards the end of the trail. Dogs are allowed on this trail. Parking lot is usually packed so if you want to find a spot go early.

7 Bridges is a fantastic trail and generally not too crowded. I like to go on week days when possible to avoid any crowds. For those looking for more mileage and adventure, take this trail and connect with Captain Jacks or Jones Park or Pipeline! Have fun, be safe, and tell someone your route before you go... PS- take more water than you think youll need.

Awesome trail. A must see if in the area.

Beautiful hike. Highly recommend

Fairly easy it and back tail. No real sign to state where the trail head is but a part that says. 622 its the start. Can get crowded

Awesome Hiking and seven bridges scenery is breath taking!!!

I hit this with my dog on every trip!

Good hike,a bit harder on a bike. Good short cut to Jones Park

Views are beautiful and Im not an outdooresy gal, but I enjoyed the hike

Beautiful scenery, surrounded by nature and views of the mountains.Trails were moderately busy,plenty of dogs walking and friendly hikers offer a hello when passing by.Trail is located on the left of parking lot,a little tricky to find trailhead.

This trail never disappoints!

Great hike and perfect for the whole family! Take it at your own pace. This is an exciting hike for kids to count each bridge they cross. You do have to turn around at the end as it doesnt loop around, but it is a great place to keep the family active!

OBEY NO TRESPASSING SIGNS AND NO TRAIL ACCESS SIGN. GPS DOES NOT GIVE YOU THE RIGHT TO TRESPASS.

Busy place but had a great time outdoors

Always an excellent hike! Safe for anyone really as far as trails go. If you bring your dog please clean up after it. Its always beautiful

Decent hiking trail but did not offer much in the way of views.

One of our favorite spots to hit with our younger kids. Parking lot gets busy but great spot with awesome views

Great trail! Did it with 3 kiddos (Ages 3, 6, 10)!

Steep trail out of Cheyenne Canyon off Gold Camp Rd that criss-crosses the creek with 7 bridges on the way up the canyon. Leads to Jones Park, Mt. Kineo and other areas. Nicely forested.

Faaaantastic! Definitely my new favorite trail! Dont stop once you hit the seventh bridge, keep going until you come to a big slope, youll see a small (pretty much goat) trail going to the other side. Once you get far enough, youll reach a little clearing, turn around, and between two I guess mountains sides, youll be able to to see the city! It goes even farther, too!

Great trail. But theres no big sign saying which way to go.. so when you come to the split on the trail take the right one. Trail 622 to the right and then youll be in the 7 bridges trail.. the other trails arent bad but they dont have the creek the whole way.. if you want a more scenic view take the trail to the left and youll be able to get a nice view of the city. =)