Downsizing, Organizing and Senior Moves
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Colorado Springs CO Downsizing Help
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Home Organizing
Are you looking for Colorado Springs downsizing help? Look no further than Gale Force Organizers. Their team of experts have years of experience helping families improve their living spaces through functional organizing solutions. Call today to get started on your home or business organizing project.
Colorado Springs CO Downsizing Help
Tami Gale
Gale Force Organizers
(719) 653-5610
www.galeforceorganizers.com
DECLUTTERING AND DOWNSIZING
When it comes to Colorado Springs CO downsizing help, locals know to call Tami Gale first. As the owner of Gale Force Organizers, Tami is a professional organizer serving the Colorado Springs area. After a 25-year career in Human Resource Management with the US Army, she launched Gale Force Organizers in 2022. Gale Force Organizers is dedicated to simplifying lives by enhancing the functionality of spaces. They offer a range of services including:
- Sorting and Packing
- Decluttering and Downsizing
- Transitioning to a Senior Community
- Unpacking and Organizing New Home
- Optimizing Space Functionality
- Creating Organization Systems
- Home Clearouts
- Arrange for Donations and Trash Removal
In the business sector, Gale Force Organizers primarily assists solo entrepreneurs who need help with creating and maintaining systems for paper or inventory management. Gale Force Organizers understands the importance of organization in creating a thriving home or office. An organized space allows clients to focus on what truly matters and adapt more easily to life’s challenges.
Gale Force Organizers has been praised for their ability to “help clients visualize their new space” and “turn it into a reality“. Taking clients’ spaces from a state of “overwhelm and chaos” to “calm and functional” is their specialty. Clients say they “cannot recommend this service enough“, so take your first step today and call Gale Force Organizers to get started!
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Known lovingly as “Little London”, Colorado Springs earned its nickname from the plethora of British immigrants that resided there during the early 20th Century. Oozing with charm, it’s no wonder the city was once so popular with our friends from across the pond, and continues to be ranked as one of the most desirable cities in the United States.
Colorado Springs is best known for the massive National Landmark known as Garden of the Gods, which features incredible nature preserves ranging from grasslands to woodlands and of course, the iconic mountainscape including Pikes Peak. Visitors are welcome to hike or bike Barr Trail, or enjoy the scenic drive up Pikes Peak Highway. At over 14,000 feet, this summit allows visitors to see for miles, with stunning panoramic views that served as inspiration for the song “America the Beautiful”.
Another natural attraction, Broadmoor’s Seven Falls is a park that features gorgeous waterfalls and picturesque hiking trails, as well as a thrilling rope bridge over the falls and multiple zipline courses. Cave of the Winds Mountain Park is perfect for the whole family, offering several different cave tours along with plenty of above-ground fun including a challenge course, climbing wall, and a ride on the “Bat-a-Pult” above Williams Canyon.
Old Colorado City is a historic district filled with local shops and host to can’t-miss seasonal events. Notable is Territory Days, an annual craft and culture fair that is filled to the brim with family-friendly activities, great food, and live demonstrations to keep you entertained throughout the entire 3 day weekend. Looky-loos and art connoisseurs alike are welcome to stroll down Colorado Avenue and enjoy a late night glimpse at local galleries and studios on the first Friday of each month for ArtWalks, when these businesses stay open well into the evening. The freshest local goods can be found every Saturday from June to October at OCC Farmer’s Market, host to a plethora of vendors offering produce, baked goods, canned delicacies, homemade soap, fresh cut flowers, and more!
Make the most of your lunch with a ride along The Royal Gorge Route Railroad, where you’ll enjoy the dazzling scenery of the Colorado Rockies alongside your delicious meal, prepared onboard. A jazz-filled date night awaits at Spring Orleans, offering Cajun and Creole cuisine and live music in a refined setting. Eclectic eats with global inspiration are served up at Shuga’s, and can be paired with coffee or their creative cocktails. A night out with friends demands a trip down The Rabbit Hole, offering innovative American dishes in a subterranean setting.
Gleneagle
With a suburban feel and a population consisting of families and retirees, Gleneagle is rated as one of the best places to live in the state, and is just north of Colorado Springs.
Be sure to take a trip to The Western Museum of Mining and Industry to learn about the industries that laid a foundation for life in the American West. Hikers and bikers should check out Mount Herman Trailhead, a challenging route that is fairly popular with locals and stretches over 2 miles.
Get your fill of flavor at Heart of Jerusalem Cafe, offering authentic Middle Eastern fare including kabobs, shawarma, and gyros. Tao’s Oriental Cuisine is another local favorite, offering standard Chinese entrees as well as Thai dishes.
Kissing Camels
One of the most highly sought-after localities in Colorado Springs, Kissing Camels was named after the iconic rock formation at Garden of the Gods. This luxury neighborhood overlooks the park that gave it its namesake, and offers stunning views that makes it some of the most valuable property in the area. The development was built around a 27-hole golf course that has become the heart of the community.
For a panoramic glimpse at the area, American eats, and craft beer, visit the three-story Phantom Canyon Brewing Company. A rustic atmosphere and delicious smoked meats paired with an extensive whiskey list awaits at Bourbon Brothers Smokehouse and Tavern.
Flying Horse
Boasting the finest country club living in the state, the Flying Horse neighborhood offers two 18-hole championship golf courses, a luxury clubhouse, and resort-style spa as well as incredible views, beautiful homes, and top-of-the-line hotel accommodations for guests.
For fine dining perfect for date night, The Steakhouse at Flying Horse offers innovative entrees, prime cuts of meat, exquisite desserts, and a full-service bar. Enjoy your new favorite place for wings and pizza at Walter’s303 Pizzeria & Publik House, and wash it down with one of the craft beers on their extensive menu.
Broadmoor
With palatial mansions, high-end shopping, and a world class resort, the neighborhood of Broadmoor is the epitome of opulence.
Built in the early 1900s, The Broadmoor hotel has incredibly luxurious accommodations and amenities including a championship golf course, a wellness spa, and an array of fine dining options. La Taverne steakhouse is legendary for hand-cut prime rib, a wide selection of seafood options, and a dedication to sustainability. Summit offers a sampling of cuisines from the Americas, composed of fresh local ingredients and paired with international wines.
Black Forest
One of the wider spread neighborhoods in the area, Black Forest is popular among those who crave privacy and love to be immersed in the beauty of nature. Much of this area is in the unincorporated part of El Paso County, but this community is a tightly knit one with an abundance of recreational activities available through their community center. Black Forest Regional Park offers the perfect setting for small gatherings, picnics, or a day spent on the trails.
Featuring award-winning dishes, innovative cocktails, and live music on Fridays and Saturdays, Black Forest Bistro is the place to be whether its date night or an evening out with friends.
Known for their impeccable service and tasty pies and sandwiches, Black Forest Pies & Grinders is a local favorite for a reason. The perfect gathering space to enjoy local flavors, Black Forest Brewing Company offers a wide range of local and guest brews as well as a variety of food options from their in-house meals to food trucks.
Monument
20 miles north of Colorado Springs is Monument, best known for Monument Rock, a colossal natural formation that towers over the city and lends its namesake. This landmark is surrounded by over 30 miles of trails that are great for all ages, dog-friendly, and within the physical capabilities of even the most inexperienced hikers, making it a fabulous place to spend an afternoon. For some amazing panoramic views from the car or on foot, take Rim Rock Drive for a spin, and enjoy the plentiful viewing areas, beautiful trails, and breathtaking scenery.
Enjoy a free concert every Wednesday evening from June through August in Limbach Park as part of the community’s “Concerts in the Park” series. The park also hosts Pickin’ on the Divide, a bluegrass music festival each August. On the third Thursday of the month from May to September, visit downtown Monument for ArtHop, a bustling local event including live music, book signings, and a plenty of incredible artworks.
Get into good spirits with a trip to 3 Hundred Days Distilling, offering over a dozen varieties of “Sippin’ Shine” and tasting tours of their facility, as well as regular events featuring local musicians and food vendors. Enjoy a relaxed lunch of classic bistro bites in a cozy environment at The Bistro on 2nd. Get a taste of the East Coast without leaving the state with New York-style pies, sandwiches, and wings at local haunt Back East Bar & Grill. Relish in all-day-breakfast and other diner delicacies at Rosie’s Diner, complete with plenty of chrome and neon for an authentic feel.
Pueblo
“Steel City” is the moniker for the largest steel producer in the United States, Pueblo, which lies 45 miles south of Colorado Springs. As one of the most populous cities in the state, there is plenty to keep you entertained here, no matter your age or interests.
Visit The Steelworks Museum for fascinating exhibits on Western industrialization, coal and iron mining, The Denver & Rio Grande and Colorado and Wyoming railroads, and steel production (of course)! “Colorado’s Crown Jewel”, Rosemount Museum, is a beautiful historic home from the 1890s that has been preserved with original furnishings and now functions as a museum. Enjoy the vast collections of military and civilian aircraft, space artifacts, and more at Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum, conveniently located at Pueblo Memorial Airport.
Spend some time in the great outdoors at Lake Pueblo State Park, renowned for their great fishing, miles of trails for hiking and biking, recreational aquatic activities, and camping. Want to get wild? Take the whole family out to Pueblo Zoo, and enjoy a menagerie of animals ranging from red pandas to African penguins, and more!
Pueblo hosts the annual Colorado State Fair, offering family-friendly activities and educational opportunities that continue to expand each year. Additional local events include a seasonal farmer’s market, Movies on the River, and Steel City Brew Fest, all held along the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk which runs through the middle of the city.
Foodies flock to B Street, home to two of Pueblo’s top rated restaurants. D C’s On B Street offers fine dining with fantastic ambiance, friendly service, great presentation, and a flavorful punch to every dish. Classic comfort foods served in a casual patio setting are offered at B Street Cafe. Both highly rated for their service and dishes, the only problem you’ll have is choosing which one to enjoy first!
Teller County
Neighboring El Paso County, Teller County is home to some incredibly beautiful green spaces and a rich history. Mueller State Park is a local favorite for the plethora of wildlife, as well as recreational opportunities including camping, hiking, and sledding in the winter. Also in this area is Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, one of the largest and most diverse deposits of fossils globally, consisting of an incredible petrified redwood forest from the late Eocene era. County seat, Cripple Creek, boasts The Old Homestead, once the most esteemed brothel in the area during its late 1800s heyday. As one of the oldest buildings in the area, this former house-of-ill-fame is now a museum that is keeping the stories of the women who worked there alive.
Enjoy traditional Irish cuisine at McGinty’s Wood Oven Pub, complete with modern flair and outdoor dining on their patio. If you’re unbearably hungry, Hungry Bear is the place to go for large portions of comfort food and a cozy atmosphere. For “good food as fast as we can”, visit The Historic Ute Inn, one of the oldest continuously operating roadhouses in the state.
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