Helicopter Transfer Denver to Colorado Springs

The short journey from Denver to Colorado Springs spans roughly 61 nautical miles along the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains, a route that lends itself naturally to travel by helicopter. A capable machine such as the Airbus H130 is well suited to the sector, carrying passengers south with the snow-capped peaks of the range filling the window to the west. The flight takes only minutes, sparing travellers the congestion of Interstate 25 which links the two cities and can slow to a crawl during peak hours or winter weather. Departures are arranged from Denver International Airport, the sprawling gateway to the region, where guests transfer directly to the aircraft and lift off over the high plains toward the mountains. Colorado Springs, the destination, sits at the foot of Pikes Peak and is home to the United States Air Force Academy, the striking red sandstone formations of the Garden of the Gods, and the historic resort district of Manitou Springs. The city has long drawn visitors seeking the clear mountain air and the outdoor pursuits that the surrounding wilderness affords. This route suits business travellers with commitments at the military and aerospace institutions clustered around the city, families heading for the mountains, and event guests attending gatherings at the celebrated resorts nearby. Rather than surrender an hour or more to the interstate, passengers can step aboard and be set down close to their destination in a fraction of the time, with the grandeur of the Front Range as an unforgettable backdrop to the journey.