moderate
Up to 8 hours per day
Participants should have moderate fitness levels for hiking, horseback riding, and rafting at altitude.
Discover a personalized 13-day journey through Colorado’s Rocky Mountains with expert guides and luxury transport. Perfect for groups up to four, this tour mixes adventure and relaxation amid breathtaking scenery.
Experience a 13-day private tour through the stunning Rocky Mountains and surrounding Colorado landscapes with Beyond the Destination. This exclusive adventure, designed for up to four people, offers a customized itinerary shaped by your interests, ensuring a unique and personal journey. Traverse majestic mountain passes, explore alpine meadows, and enjoy luxury transportation that keeps you comfortable between locations. Along the way, expert guides lead you through thrilling activities such as horseback riding across rugged trails, exhilarating whitewater rafting on pristine rivers, and scenic hikes that reveal Colorado’s natural beauty. Each day brings new adventures balanced with opportunities to relax and soak in the breathtaking vistas. Beyond the Destination prioritizes your group’s preferences, so you can tailor your days to focus on wildlife observation, photography, or simply unwinding in nature’s embrace. From vibrant wildflower fields in spring to crisp autumn foliage, this private tour highlights the best of Colorado's diverse seasons. Perfect for those seeking an immersive yet comfortable outdoor escape, this trip combines adventure, luxury, and authentic local experiences. Whether it’s your first visit or a return to Colorado, you’ll walk away with lasting memories, stunning photographs, and a deep appreciation for the Rocky Mountains’ grandeur.
Altitude can increase dehydration, so carry sufficient water and drink regularly during your excursions.
Mountain weather can change quickly; wearing layers ensures comfort in varying temperatures.
Hiking and horseback riding require supportive shoes or boots for safety and comfort.
Higher elevations mean stronger UV rays—use sunscreen, sunglasses, and hats when outdoors.
The Rocky Mountains have long been home to Native American tribes and early pioneers who shaped Colorado’s rich cultural heritage.
Local guides practice Leave No Trace principles to protect natural habitats and support sustainable tourism in the region.
Adapt to changing mountain weather by dressing in moisture-wicking layers.
Support and traction are crucial for navigating rocky and uneven trails.
Staying hydrated is especially important at high altitudes.
Protect skin and eyes from intense UV rays in the mountains.