Siamese Twins, Kissing Camels & Three Graces loop
Siamese Twins, Kissing Camels & Three Graces loop
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Siamese Twins, Kissing Camels & Three Graces loop
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6.49km
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If you're looking for a moderate jogging route that packs a lot of scenery into a short distance, the Siamese Twins, Kissing Camels & Three Graces loop is a great choice. This 4.0-mile (6.5 km) route features a mix of paved and uneven dirt paths, offering a varied surface as…
Last updated: April 23, 2026
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Waypoints
Start point
Parking
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225 m
Kissing Camels Rock Formation
Highlight • Natural Monument
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431 m
North Gateway Rock and Plaque
Highlight • Natural Monument
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485 m
Sentinel Spires, Garden of the Gods
Highlight • Natural Monument
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797 m
Three Graces rock formation — Garden of the Gods Park
Highlight • Natural Monument
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1.02 km
Scotsman Trail, Garden of the Gods
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
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2.12 km
Siamese Twins rock formation
Highlight • Natural Monument
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5.67 km
Palmer Trail, Garden of the Gods
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6.49 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
6.34 km
113 m
Surfaces
5.39 km
772 m
176 m
113 m
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Elevation
Highest point (1,990 m)
Lowest point (1,920 m)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I park to access the Siamese Twins, Kissing Camels & Three Graces loop?
Garden of the Gods offers several parking lots throughout the park. For this specific loop, you'll likely want to park near the Central Garden area or closer to the Siamese Twins rock formation, which is in the southwest part of the park. Arriving early, especially on weekends, is recommended as parking can fill up quickly.
Are there any entrance fees or permits required for Garden of the Gods?
No, there are no entrance fees or permits required to enjoy Garden of the Gods Park. It is free and open to the public.
Is this jogging loop dog-friendly?
Yes, Garden of the Gods is dog-friendly! Dogs are welcome on the trails, but they must be kept on a leash at all times. Please remember to clean up after your pet.
What is the best time of year to jog this loop?
The loop can be enjoyed year-round. Spring and fall offer pleasant temperatures and vibrant scenery. Summer mornings are ideal to beat the heat, while winter jogging can be beautiful, but be aware that some sections, particularly the Siamese Twins Trail, might have tricky terrain with snow or ice.
How difficult is this jogging loop?
This jogging loop is generally considered easy to moderate. While sections like the Central Garden Trail are paved and have minimal elevation, the Siamese Twins Trail includes dirt, rock, some stairs, and gradual inclines/declines. Overall, it's a manageable distance with varied terrain suitable for most joggers.
What is the terrain like on this jogging loop?
The terrain is quite varied. You'll experience smooth, paved paths, especially around the Kissing Camels Rock Formation and Three Graces rock formation via the Central Garden Trail. Other sections, like the Siamese Twins Trail, feature uneven dirt and rocky surfaces, including some stairs.
What are the main highlights I'll see along the way?
This loop is designed to showcase some of Garden of the Gods' most iconic formations. You'll see the Siamese Twins rock formation, the Kissing Camels Rock Formation, and the Three Graces rock formation. Don't miss the unique 'window' view of Pikes Peak through the Siamese Twins!
Can I expect to see wildlife while jogging?
Yes, it's common to spot local wildlife in Garden of the Gods. Keep an eye out for rabbits and mule deer, especially during quieter times of the day.
Is this a loop trail?
Yes, this route is designed as a loop, allowing you to experience the various formations without retracing your steps. It combines several interconnected paths to form a continuous circuit.
Does this route connect with other trails?
Yes, this loop combines sections of several trails within Garden of the Gods. You'll jog along parts of the Siamese Twins Trail, Central Garden Trail, and likely sections of the Palmer Trail and Scotsman Trail to connect the various formations.
Is this loop suitable for families or those with accessibility needs?
While the overall loop has varied terrain, parts of it are very family-friendly and accessible. The Central Garden Trail, where the Kissing Camels are viewed, is largely paved and wheelchair-accessible. However, the Siamese Twins Trail includes dirt, rocks, and stairs, making it less suitable for strollers or wheelchairs.