moderate
6–8 hours per day
Good cardiovascular fitness recommended due to elevation and varied terrain
Discover the Rocky Mountains in a unique 12-day private tour from Denver. Tailored to your group’s interests, explore iconic landscapes, hidden trails, and rich local history with expert multilingual guides.
Starting at $8,950 • English, French, or Spanish • Includes luxury transportation
Embark on a personalized 12-day adventure through the stunning Rocky Mountains of Colorado! With a private guide fluent in English, Spanish, or French, explore breathtaking sights tailored to your interests. Enjoy comfortable transportation and expert commentary, making each day a unique experience filled with unforgettable memories.
Select an English, Spanish, or French Driver Guide. Spanish or French Guide + $600 ($50/ day)
Rocky Mountains of Colorado - Private Tour, 5-13 people. Customized to your interests with transportation.Your Guide conducts and drives for 12 days of excursions and sight-seeing. This may include meal reservations (meal cost separate), excursions/outings reservations (each activity charged separately), in a comfortable SUV, along with Certified Tour Guiding and commentary. Departs from your lodging each morning. Or, with advance notice, over-night lodging can be arranged and charged separately (including guide’s lodging). May be available 24-hours in advance. We will tour either the Front Range of Colorado from Denver, including Pueblo, Colorado Springs to Fort Collins or a trip into the Rocky Mountains with commentary in French, Spanish, English.
For 5-13 People: Three week advance notice preferred to secure chartered transportation services.
For 14 or More People: One month advance notice preferred to secure chartered transportation services.
Guide’s expenses on side excursions and for meals are understood to be covered by client.
Suggested gratuity of $5 per person per day.
Choose your private tour type on the next page.
Colorado’s mountain days can be long but daylight shortens in fall and winter—begin hikes early for the best lighting and less crowd.
Higher elevations mean thinner air; carry extra water and pace yourself to avoid altitude sickness.
Mountain weather can shift quickly — bring breathable, insulating layers and waterproof gear year-round.
Elk, bighorn sheep, and bears inhabit these mountains; observe quietly from afar and secure your food properly.
This area honors the indigenous Ute and Arapaho tribes who have long inhabited the Rockies, with cultural narratives woven into the landscape.
The tour emphasizes Leave No Trace principles and supports local conservation efforts to preserve Colorado’s fragile alpine ecosystems.
Supports ankles and provides traction on rocky and uneven mountain trails.
Allows adjustment for fluctuating temperatures and weather conditions.
Keeps you hydrated and equipped with snacks and essentials during daily explorations.
Captures expansive mountain vistas and distant wildlife with clarity.