MANITOU SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — Hikers and runners aren't letting snow stop them from tackling the challenging 2,768 steps of the Manitou Incline in Colorado Springs. Despite icy conditions and powdery white snow covering the wooden steps, outdoor enthusiasts continue to make their way up the steep trail.

"It's quiet, it's pretty, and it just feels good and it's not hot," Chris Duval said.

For many regular hikers, snowy conditions are just another day on the incline. The wooden steps may be replaced with powdery white snow, but that doesn't deter dedicated climbers.

"You could do the Manitou Incline every day, so no matter the weather, but especially in the snow. You gotta experience it in the snow.," said Gary Martinez, "I mean this feels so refreshing right now. The views are just ama

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