Although Glen Eyrie Castle in Colorado Springs has had to change or cancel some of its normal holiday festivities, COVID 19 didnít stop them from decorating the famous conference and event center for Christmas. Check them out online and think about a visit for one of their Yule teas (be sure to call or visit the website at https://gleneyrie.org.)
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| The wreath at Glen Eyrie: The castle was built in 1871 by Gen. William Jackson Palmer, the founder of Colorado Springs. | The Glen Eyrie Great Hall fireplace: Every year, Glen Eryie puts on a few holiday special events ó one is the Yule Tea; however, the event has been curbed by COVID. Check the website for the latest information. |
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| The Glen Eyrie Great Hall minstrel gallery: The castle has 17 guest rooms, seven meeting rooms and two dining rooms. | The Glen Eyrie Great Hall Christmas tree: The Navigators purchased the castle in the 1950s. |
