moderate
8 hours
Participants should have a moderate fitness level to comfortably enjoy outings at high altitudes and occasional short walks.
Experience the magic of Rocky Mountain National Park on a private 8-hour tour from Boulder. See iconic landmarks, spot wildlife, and enjoy hassle-free transportation.
From $1045 | 8 Hours | All ages | Discover Rocky Mountain National Park | Nature at its finest
#The time has come to make plans to get outdoors. There is no better way than a Rocky Mountain National Park Tour.
##Rates All ages
Group of 1-5 People: $1045
Group of 6-14 People: $2095
Gratuity is not included. 10%-15% gratuity is recommended.
For groups larger than 14 or reservations within less than 48 hours, please contact us at +1(720)556-6164
##Duration 8 hours
##About Schedule your next escape from Denver; don't miss the opportunity to view the best that nature offers, and let us guide you on a tour to Rocky Mountain National Park. Join us on an adventure that delivers countless memories.
As our tour begins, we will take a drive past the city of Boulder and the iconic Flatirons. You won't believe your eyes as you view the slanted sandstone formations at the foothills. These red wonders are approximately 300 million years old.
Rocky Mountain National Park is one of the most popular parks in the United States. Everywhere you turn, you will see beautiful views of the mountains.
Located within Rocky Mountain National Park is Trail Ridge Road. On this highway, you will feel as though you are on top of the world. As you venture up, you will encounter exciting wildlife and wildflowers.
If you are a Stephen King fan, you will be excited to visit the Stanley Hotel from the horror movie "The Shine." Originally opened in 1909, it was brought back to life by the film.
Enjoy a drive through Estes Park is a great place to encounter views of the Rocky Mountains.
Includes: Transportation, Guide, Park Entrance Fees, Water Refill (bring a bottle)
For all private tours, we offer complimentary pickup and drop-off anywhere in Denver Metro, so the tour starts right at your door.
Mountain weather can change rapidly, so wearing layers helps you stay comfortable throughout the day.
For better wildlife viewing, binoculars will enhance your chances of spotting animals at a distance.
High elevation can lead to dehydration quickly, so carry water and drink regularly during the tour.
Use sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from strong mountain sun exposure.
The area around Rocky Mountain National Park has been home to indigenous peoples for thousands of years and later became a protected area ranked among the earliest national parks in the U.S.
Efforts are ongoing to protect the park’s fragile alpine ecosystems from visitor impact through designated trails and responsible wildlife viewing practices.
Allows you to adjust your outfit as temperatures change throughout the day.
Supportive shoes are important for short hikes and uneven terrain at viewpoints.
Protects your skin from strong UV rays especially at higher altitudes.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is crucial because mountain air can be dehydrating.