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Cimarron Hills, Colorado Springs — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Cimarron Hills is an unincorporated enclave of Colorado Springs, governed by El Paso County, Colorado, and never absorbed by the city around it.
About Cimarron Hills
Where to stay in Cimarron Hills
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The city surrounds it. Cimarron Hills lies inside the outline of Colorado Springs without belonging to it, so a traveller books a Colorado Springs address and reaches the enclave on ordinary city streets. El Paso County governs the ground, not the beds.
Nothing in the record marks out lodging within the sixteen square kilometres of the CDP itself, which makes the surrounding city the working answer for anyone with business here.
About Cimarron Hills
What are the main landmarks in Cimarron Hills?
The register names none. Cimarron Hills reaches the record as a census-designated place and an enclave, with no monument, museum or park set down inside its boundary, which sends a visitor out into Colorado Springs for anything worth walking to. El Paso County keeps the administration.
The sights belong to the wider Colorado Springs Metropolitan Statistical Area that the CDP forms part of.
What is the history of Cimarron Hills?
Incorporation never came. Cimarron Hills grew as unincorporated ground and stayed that way, an enclave that Colorado Springs surrounded without ever annexing, and the United States Census of 2020 still recorded it under its own name. El Paso County governs it.
The CDP forms part of the Colorado Springs Metropolitan Statistical Area, in Colorado, and answers to the county rather than to the city that encloses it.
Where is Cimarron Hills?
Cimarron Hills covers nearly sixteen square kilometres set inside Colorado Springs, an enclave whose ground El Paso County still governs.
Updated September 2026