The best and most diverse full day mountain tour of the Rocky Mountains. experience the geological beauty of Red Rocks Park and Amphitheater travel up rugged Clear Creek Canyon looking for sheep on the steep cliffs. Travel up and over the Continental Divide while reaching an altitude of nearly 12,000 feet (3,657m). An amazing 360-degree photo stop. Enjoy the breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountains, and famous ski resorts. Enjoy a short hike at Sapphire point overlooking Lake Dillon and 3 mountain ranges. Visit Breckenridge, a historic mining town and world class ski resort. Stroll down Main Street enjoying lunch and shopping on your own or tackle a walk to Isak Heartstone the troll or ride the ski gondola for free (gondola runs during ski season and June to Labor day) When returning to Denver you will pass through the Eisenhower Tunnel –This tour really highlights the local’s favorite places to play in the Rocky Mountains.
Other Highlights
Red Rocks Park and Amphitheater, Clear Creek Canyon, 360-degree views, an old western town, lunch and shopping, and a return to Denver through the Eisenhower Tunnel – the longest and highest passenger car tunnel in the world
Availability
Monday – Friday, year round
Duration
8:15-4:30
Approximately 8 hours – Return in time to enjoy your evening
Departing From
Union Station in Downtown Denver at 8:15
Meet at the flagpole out front: 17th and Wynkoop St.
See Location
Wildlife
You’re likely to see wildlife on this tour, but sometimes they’re being wild somewhere else.
Tour Itinerary
Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre
18300 W Alameda Pkwy, Morrison, CO 80465
See the giant ancient rock monoliths that create Red Rocks Park and Amphitheater. Walk into the music amphitheater, Learn about the geology and history in the Visitor Center and Explore the Trading Post home of the Colorado Music Hall of Fame.
40 minutes, Admission is freeClear Creek Canyon
Clear Creek County, Georgetown, CO 81211
Look for Bighorn sheep and mountain climbers scaling the rugged steep canyon walls and see the beauty of Clear Creek as it rushes through the canyon.
15 minutes, Admission is freeHistoric Georgetown
103 W 7th St, Georgetown, CO 78626
Step back in time and see the historic buildings from the Silver Mining boom days of the 1860’s, listed on the National Historic Registry.
30 minutes, Admission is freeLoveland Pass
Route 6, Keystone, CO 80435
Cross the Continental Divide and experience breathtaking scenery as you walk up to the top and breath in the fresh air above treeline at 11,990 feet and experience amazing panoramic high mountain views.
20 minutes, Admission is freeSapphire Point Overlook
Swan Mountain Road, Breckenridge, CO 80424
Take a walk on a trail and see one of the most scenic overlooks and views in Summit County. Along the walk enjoy sights of Lake Dillon, The Ten Mile and Gore mountain ranges.
35 minutes, Admission is freeBreckenridge Ski Resort
1599 Ski Hill Rd, Breckenridge, CO 80424
Enjoy historic downtown Breckenridge for shopping and lunch on your own choose to ride the ski gondola during the season up to the base of the resort, visit one of many museums, or stroll along the Blue River. There is something for everyone in Breckenridge.
90 minutes, Admission is freeEisenhower-Johnson Tunnels
Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnel, Keystone, CO 80435
Drive through one of the worlds highest vehicular tunnels at 11,158 ft. and cross the Continental Divide. Marvel at the engineering ingenuity to blast through these solid granite mountains.
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Know Before You Go
Hiking
This is not a hiking tour but does include multiple stops and short walks. If you are looking for a hiking tour, please see our Rocky Mountain National Park Hiking Tour or Hike the Rockies half-day hiking tour.
Dress in Layers
Weather in the Rockies is much colder than Denver please dress for temperatures in the mountains. We recommend layers, comfortable walking shoes, and a jacket.
What to Bring
Jacket, (hat, and gloves for winter)
Camera
Refillable Water Bottle
Comfortable walking shoes (in the winter shoes to keep feet warm and dry)
Gratuity for your Guide
FAQs
What are the walking trails like? Do I have to go on the walks?
All walks are on trail surfaces, relatively level, and less than 1 mile each. Guests are encouraged but not required to take them. We provide micro-spikes for your shoes to give you traction on snowy surfaces when necessary
Loveland Pass Access
We are able to get up to 12,000 feet year round on this tour but there are times in the winter when snow, wind or avalanche conditions may prohibit travel up Loveland Pass
Red Rocks Amphitheatre Access
Access into Red Rocks Amphitheatre on days when a show or concert is scheduled is dependent on the concert schedule and sound checks. We cannot guarantee access.
Tours are limited to 12 guests.
Pro tip: Book early. Our tours sell out fast!
Our Guests Say it Best
“This tour was simply outstanding! Christin was so much fun and she made sure we didn’t miss anything. She made sure we experienced important sights, made snow angels, had a small snowball fight and just had fun! Several times when native animals were spotted, she made sure to turn around and give us the time to get pictures see them in their natural habitat . . . She also was very mindful of the time and wanted to make sure we experienced Red Rocks before nightfall . . . Any time I’m in Denver, we will for sure book with Christin!
This is a MUST experience with Christin!”
-Penny W. (Google Reviews)
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