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We thought we were going to be disappointed because due to the floods in Colorado, the train was cancelled so we had to be shuttled back to Durango. We were definitely not disappointed! This was a wonderful experience! We started out on the shuttle to Silverton with Jared. Glad he was driving cause it was sleeting on the crazy mountain roads but his experience in driving was apparent. When we got to Silverton, we were then transferred to be with Tim for the rest of the trip. He was amazing. He drove the jeep through the backroads of Silverton. He promised us snow and we got it! He had tons of information and even found us a moose. Cannot say enough about how much we loved travelling with Tim. He was awesome! Since the train was not running, he was also our shuttle driver back to Durango. He made that enjoyable, too. He even took us to the graveyard which was very different. On the way back to Durango, he also took us to Honeyville, where we learned about honey making and got to buy some honey products. I would HIGHLY recommend this tour! Bonus if you get Tim for your guide!

A fabulous day hosted by our delightful tour guide/driver Tim, & wonderful to not have had to drive ourselves. Tim was very engaging, very informed & with good humor. SO many fascinating facts we'd never have gotten from guidebooks alone, great pointers & occasional stops along the way for breathtaking vistas & leg stretches. A generous lunch spread for us & delivered us into the capable National Park Service host for our Palace tour section. Stunning views, reasonable pitstops, thoughtful provision of photo ops, water & rain ponchos we needed. Worked with a day of clouds, rain, sleet , snow & sun most capably & with alacrity. 10 Star review!!

We did the 1/2 day Mesa Verde excursion with Neil as our driver and tour guide. It was a great tour and would highly recommend it. Neil provided the history of the land. native Americans and settlers along our route, and into the park. He was very personable and made the trip more enjoyable. Likewise, he provided water, Gatorade and snacks, which were much appreciated. The package included a descent onto Cliff Palace. As a side note, getting to the ruins is physical. The elevation is ~7,250' that could affect breathing when navigating the narrow, steep, twisting and uneven path to and from the ruins. And of course, balance and leg strength is important.