Top Colorado Outdoor Activities - page 4

Immerse yourself in a world of illumination during a 1-hour light show in Denver. Get swept away through a combination of lasers, guided meditation, and accompanying rock music. Offered hourly seven days a week, the immersive experience is easy to fit into any schedule and perfect for all ages. In addition to the show, your ticket grants you unlimited access to the Church's retro arcade lounge, art gallery, movie theater, and Gandhi Garden, with dozens of Instagram worthy picture spots throughout the Church.

Float down the Lower Animas River on this family-friendly rafting trip in Durango. As you glide over the rapids with a guide, you can enjoy views of Durango from the water and take in the natural beauty south of town. Stop on the riverside for a snack, and listen to stories about the history and traditions of the region. This is a mild rafting option for ages 4 years and up. Select a morning or afternoon departure time when booking.

Immerse yourself in Denver’s thriving distilling scene, explore two of its hippest neighborhoods, and sample Colorado-made whiskey during this immersive, small-group walking tour. Stop at an Irish Pub to sample a flight of Irish whiskies, a modern-day saloon with hundreds of spirits to try, and a local Denver distillery to see what they have on offer.

Head into the wilderness and explore Durango’s backcountry with this hassle-free group Jeep tour. Your guide takes care of navigation so you can concentrate on enjoying the scenery and wildlife spotting. Head into the San Juan National Forest and hit the trails of La Plata Canyon. Make sure your cameras are charged up to snap photos of waterfalls, mining sites, and more.

Explore downtown Denver’s biggest attractions plus hidden curiosities even locals don't know about on this guided walking tour that's full of surprises. See essential landmarks such as the Denver Art Museum, Colorado State Capitol, and Brown Palace Hotel while a Denverite guide shares details of intrigue, scandal, and Wild West history along the way.

Take in the beauty of the Upper Colorado River in an adventurous way on a kayaking tour from Kremmling, a Colorado town 50 miles (80 kilometers) north of Breckenridge. The group will be accompanied by a guide, but this individual activity gives you the chance to navigate the river at your own pace on an inflatable kayak, aka "ducky."

Explore some of Denver's most haunted addresses—and enjoy drinks and revelry as you go—on this small-group, two-in-one tour. Meet your costumed guide after dark, and get ready to explore Denver's hip Lower Downtown (LoDo) neighborhood. You'll visit some of the city's most historical bars, will hear spooky ghost stories as you go, and can purchase your own drinks to accompany the festivities.

Discover why Denver is nicknamed the "Napa Valley of Craft Beer" on a small-group beer tour through the historic Lower Downtown (LoDo) district. Pop in to four local breweries to taste more than 10 samples of Colorado craft beer. Find out how Denver became the center of the craft brewing movement in the West, and walk off all those tastings with a jaunt through the city’s oldest and most dynamic neighborhood.

Enjoy a uniquely immersive and active way to experience the sparkling wintertime beauty of Colorado’s Front Range on this half-day snowshoeing adventure. With the help of state-of-the-art snowshoeing equipment, hike through pristine pine forests and open-air alpine meadows. Your experienced guide chooses trails that match your group's experience level, and which offer impressive views.

Discover the best of downtown Denver—and visit neighborhoods that many other tourists miss—on this in-depth group or private walking tour. Discover many key landmarks, such as the Center for Colorado Women's History, the State Capitol, and the Brown Palace Hotel, all while learning about the Colorado capital's history. Then, head to the trendy LoDo district to see another side of the city. Come for the Rocky Mountain views, stay for the incredible culture and history.

We are one of the last completely locally-owned ski shops in Breckenridge. Our staff takes great pride in providing our customers with excellent service. We love what we do and shines through in our personalized attention. Conveniently located in the La Cima Mall in the Peak 9 Base Area. Just steps away from the Quicksilver Superchair on Breckenridge Ski Resort's Historic Peak 9. Please be aware that there are no refunds for rented equipment and lift tickets from a ski resort are required to ski or snowboard.

Get a comprehensive tour of Boulder on this excursion astride an electric bike. Riding an e-bike means you can work as hard as you like, using the pedal assist to get you up the hills. Pedal through the charming neighborhoods, NCAR, University of Colorado, Chautauqua, the historic downtown areas, and along Boulder Creek. Snacks, water, and guided commentary are all included.

Garden of the Gods is a stunning public park located in Colorado Springs. The park features towering red sandstone rock formations that have been eroded over millions of years, creating a dramatic and awe-inspiring landscape. Some of the rocks reach up to 300 feet tall and are uniquely shaped, providing visitors with a visual treat. The park offers a range of activities, including hiking trails, rock climbing, and scenic drives, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the park. Garden of the Gods is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Colorado Springs.

Get your whole family out on the rapids with this whitewater rafting trip down the Animas River in Durango. Spend two hours in the company of an adventure guide, paddling over Class I, II, and III rapids, suitable for novices and experts alike (including children). Shoot down the river and take in the scenery, coming away with a sense of accomplishment and a better understanding of Colorado's wilderness.

Swap the Denver crowds for the scenic landscape around Golden–and cover far more ground than you would on foot–on this small-group e-bike tour around Bear Creek Lake Park, Dinosaur Ridge, and Red Rocks Park. Take in panoramic views of the city skyline, cycle past dinosaur tracks, and step inside the famous Red Rocks Amphitheatre. While exploring, stop for photo opportunities and uncover spots you might otherwise have missed.

Float with the whole family down the fantastic Arkansas River against the backdrop of the remarkable Rocky Mountains this gentle whitewater rafting excursion. Get a gentle taste of the classic rafting experience, with easy Class II - III rapids. All gear and comprehensive safety briefings are provided, ensuring an exhilarating and unforgettable experience for families.

The Trails and Rails package showcases the San Juan's stunning scenery. Begin with a morning cruise up the San Juan Skyway, featuring dramatic views of 14,000 ft. peaks. In historic Silverton, switch to open-air 4x4s for rugged terrain exploration. Discover 150-year-old mining settlements, meadows, and panoramic mountain views. Your local guide provides stories, information, and answers questions. After alpine exploration, return to Silverton for lunch and shopping. The journey's final leg is a train ride through the breathtaking Animas River Canyon. The train views differ from the shuttle, offering a remote Weminuche Wilderness perspective. Arrive at the train station for dinner.

Beer and bikes are two of Denverites’ favorite things, which makes this the perfect way to check out downtown Denver. The nine-mile ride takes you down riverside paths, up neighborhood streets, and through downtown via the city’s extensive bike lane system. Check out the sports stadiums, historic buildings, and many public art installations, then refuel at a local tap room toward the end fo the tour. Guests are responsible for their own bar tabs.

Enjoy a thrilling day rafting through the rapids of Salida Valley when you book this half-day adventure. Head to the office and get a safety briefing before being shuttled to the launch point on the river. Navigate class I and II rapids with a certified instructor and enjoy stunning views of the Rocky Mountains during the calmer sections. No prior whitewater rafting experience is required.

Explore the picturesque landscapes of Colorado on a guided E-bike tour. We'll lead you on quiet roads and bike paths to visit Dinosaur Ridge, Golden, Morrison, and the famous Red Rocks Amphitheater. We pedal along the mountains finding beautiful views at every turn. Ice cream awaits half way, and a stop at the world renown Red Rocks Amphitheater museum is always a highlight. The premium E-bikes allow all level of cyclists to enjoy the ride without exhaustion. With options to be picked up in Denver or meet in Golden, we will make this trip convenient and fun! This tour is perfect for private groups and team building. Return home with a memory you will never forget!

Feel the thrill of trundling up steep mountain roads by jeep to one of the USA’s highest summits–Pikes Peak. Enjoy far-reaching views of Colorado Springs and learn about the history and geology of the landscape during this luxury, small-group tour. Pass by pristine lakes and keep an eye out for elk, deer and yellow-bellied marmot on your way up.

Join an adventure to Mt. Blue Sky—one of Colorado’s tallest peaks—and experience wild beauty on a small-group day tour from Denver. Begin at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, then enjoy a lakeside lunch at Echo Lake before ascending to Summit Lake for stunning views. Drive along scenic byways with panoramic mountain vistas. This tour suits nature lovers seeking dramatic landscapes, wildlife, and an easy way to explore beyond city limits.

Get the very best views of Colorado’s natural wonder on a Jeep tour that takes you to the mouth on the Royal Gorge and over the highest suspension bridge in the United States. Get a perspective most visitors miss with exclusive access to the park’s southern entrance, plus a stunning panorama from the top of Fremont Peak. Along the way, dig deeper into the region’s history with sightings of historic graves and dinosaur footprints.

Experience Colorado with a local guide who knows many secret spots in Rocky Mountain National Park and can get you away from the crowds, into the right habitat where you have a much better probability of finding wildlife. Your guide will make sure to help you connect with nature intimately in a way that resonates with you deeply.