moderate
6–8 hours daily
Participants should be in good physical condition, comfortable with moderate hiking and walking on uneven terrain.
Discover the Rocky Mountains like never before with an exclusive 8-day private tour from Denver. Tailored to your interests, this journey combines luxury, expert guides, and breathtaking scenery in Colorado’s most iconic landscapes.
Starting at $5,950 • English, French, or Spanish • Includes luxury transportation
Embark on an unforgettable eight-day private tour through the stunning Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Tailored to your interests, this exclusive experience includes a knowledgeable guide, luxury transportation, and the flexibility to explore at your own pace. Enjoy breathtaking sights and personalized commentary in your choice of English, Spanish, or French.
Select an English, Spanish, or French Driver Guide. Spanish or French Guide + $400 ($50/day)
Rocky Mountains of Colorado - Private Tour, 5-13 people. Customized to your interests with transportation.Your Guide conducts and drives for eight 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-Weeks 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.
Weather can shift quickly in the Rockies; bring moisture-wicking base layers and a waterproof jacket to stay comfortable.
Mountain afternoon thunderstorms are common between July and September; plan hikes to finish by early afternoon.
Black bears inhabit Colorado’s mountains; keep bear spray accessible and make noise on trails to avoid surprise encounters.
Altitude can cause dehydration faster; drink plenty of water and rest often when exploring above 8,000 feet.
The Rocky Mountain region has been inhabited by the Ute and Arapaho peoples for centuries before becoming a hub for explorers and miners in the 19th century.
This tour emphasizes Leave No Trace ethics and supports local conservation efforts to protect the Rockies’ delicate ecosystems.
Allows adjusting to sudden temperature and weather changes common in the mountains.
Provides support and traction over rocky and sometimes slick trails.
Keeps water and essentials easily accessible during hikes and excursions.
Important safety item in bear country for preventing dangerous wildlife encounters.