Seven Falls is a scenic series of seven waterfalls on South Cheyenne Creek in South Cheyenne Cañon near Colorado Springs, where the cascades drop a combined 181 feet through a narrow granite canyon framed by striking rock formations and forest. Developed as a tourist destination beginning in the early 1880s, the site was preserved and improved by James Hull, later operated by the Weimer and Hill families, and restored after major flood damage in 2013 before reopening in 2015 under The Broadmoor. Stairways, trails, an observation platform, and nighttime illumination have made it a prominent privately operated attraction.