Top Denver Historical Tours

Definitely worth it! There are 6 zip lines in total, and you do have to walk a little between some of them, but nothing too difficult. The location is a little far from Denver, and from the meeting point it’s about a 5-minute drive to the zip lines. They take you there by van and bring you back afterward. The staff was very friendly, and everything was well organized and on time. They provide water and snacks. You must bring a water bottle with a holder, or you can buy one there for $5. You can also record your experience, but your camera must be something that can attach to your helmet or chest. If you don’t have one, you can purchase a camera there for $30 and share it with your partner, alternating between the zip lines. The videos turned out great! The staff waits for you and lets you go at your own pace. Overall, it was a fun and memorable experience!

Bring comfortable shoes! This walking tour with Jonathan was very informational and he is a great storyteller, but you will be standing a lot as you listen and walk to each location. The choice of haunted locations were a good pick for the Union Station area, and there are plenty of eateries and bars you can visit afterwards, just know that the tour can run long if you have any reservations afterwards.

We had an amazing time cruising through Denver on our E-bikes. Our guide Mitch was engaging, full of great local history and helped us navigate around safely. The bike paths are second to none as you see the most iconic sites Denver has to offer. RiNo, LoDo, Coors Field, Union Station, Cap Hill, Molly Brown house and more. Highly recommend.