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Taste international flavors at four top restaurants while discovering Colorado Springs’ Olympic history. Plus, enjoy a visit to the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum on this unique 3-hour private food tour.
Taste international flavors at four top restaurants while discovering Colorado Springs’ Olympic history. Plus, enjoy a visit to the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum on this unique 3-hour private food tour.
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Discover an exciting blend of culinary delights and Olympic history with the 3-Hour Gold Medal Food Tour + Museum Experience in downtown Colorado Springs. This private food tour, hosted by Rocky Mountain Food Tours, invites you to savor delicious tastings from four unique restaurants offering internationally-inspired flavors. While enjoying your bites, you'll also learn about Colorado Springs' rich role as the home of the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic training centers. After the food journey, your ticket grants exclusive entry to the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum, where innovative exhibits celebrate the spirit and achievements of Olympians. This combination of food and culture makes for a memorable afternoon, perfect for food lovers and history enthusiasts alike. Whether you’re visiting the area or a local wanting to explore new tastes and stories, this tour offers an approachable and inspiring way to experience Colorado Springs.
easy.
3 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves moderate walking in urban settings.
Yes, your ticket includes entry to the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum on the day of your food tour.
Please notify Rocky Mountain Food Tours in advance about any allergies or dietary needs to accommodate you properly.
The tour includes moderate walking across downtown Colorado Springs between four restaurants and the museum.
While kids are welcome, the tour is best suited for ages 12 and up due to the pace and tasting sizes.
Yes, the 3-hour Gold Medal Food Tour runs throughout the year with seasonal menu variations.
Non-alcoholic beverages are included; alcoholic drinks may be available for purchase separately.
Colorado Springs plays a key role as the home of the U.S. Olympic Training Center and the Paralympic movement, attracting athletes worldwide.
The city promotes sustainable tourism by encouraging walking tours and supporting local, farm-to-table restaurants featured in the food tour.
Rocky Mountain Food Tours runs guided walking food tours in downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado. The company offers a range of tasting-focused experiences from a 1-hour Coffee & Culture Art Walk to multi-stop 3-hour progressive dinners and pop-up themed tours. Offerings include the Original 3-Hour Colorado Springs Food Tour and a Classic 3-Hour Food Tour (noting that nearly 20 downtown destinations may be featured in rotation). Specialty options include a 2.5-Hour Downtown Brewery & Bites Tour with visits to three craft breweries and advertised beer tastings, a 2.5-Hour Cocktails & Canapés Walking Tour that highlights signature drinks and prohibition stories, a Gold Medal Food Tour that pairs international tastings with access to the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum, and a seasonal 3-hour Valentine’s Progressive Dinner Tour. Guides lead casual, small-group downtown walking itineraries that typically visit four to five restaurants, artisan shops, and hole-in-the-wall eateries per food tour, with generous tastings that often add up to a full meal. The Classic tour notes an $18 upgrade option to include Colorado craft beer, cocktails, and wine. The Coffee & Culture Art Walk provides a complimentary beverage, art stops, and lunch recommendations. Rocky Mountain Food Tours partners with the Care and Share Food Bank so ticket purchases support local hunger relief. Tour descriptions emphasize local culinary storytelling and historical context about Pikes Peak, the gold rush, and the railroad. Routes generally cover roughly 1–1.5 miles and may not form a complete loop; sample itineraries can differ from actual tour stops.
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