moderate
8–10 hours
Participants should have a moderate fitness level to enjoy hiking and altitude changes comfortably.
Explore stunning rock formations and breathtaking mountain views on this private driving tour from Denver to Colorado Springs. Discover the Garden of the Gods and ascend Pikes Peak with your knowledgeable guide.
Take a private, full-day journey from Denver with WeVenture Denver to experience the dramatic landscapes and unique history of Colorado Springs. This immersive driving tour highlights the towering red sandstone formations of the Garden of the Gods, where you can hike scenic trails and capture awe-inspiring views. Along the way, your expert guide shares fascinating stories about the geology and local culture. The adventure continues with a drive up Pikes Peak, one of Colorado's iconic 14ers, offering panoramic vistas of the Rocky Mountains and vast plains below. Besides nature, explore charming Colorado Springs attractions and enjoy opportunities to stop for local food and refreshments. This private tour balances outdoor exploration with comfort, making it ideal for families, couples, or small groups wanting a personalized experience. Whether you're a nature lover, history enthusiast, or photography fan, this trip delivers unforgettable moments and deep appreciation for Colorado's beauty.
The terrain at Garden of the Gods includes rocky paths, so wear shoes with good traction.
Altitude and dry climate can cause dehydration; carry water especially during hikes.
Mountain weather changes quickly; be prepared for cooler conditions at higher elevation.
High altitude increases UV exposure, so protect your skin during outdoor activities.
Garden of the Gods has been a sacred site for Native American tribes and later became a public park that attracts millions each year.
Efforts are in place to protect the delicate rock formations and native habitats, encouraging visitors to stay on marked trails.
Provides support and traction for rocky trails in Garden of the Gods.
Staying hydrated is vital due to high altitude and dry conditions.
Allows adjustment to fluctuating temperatures, especially when ascending Pikes Peak.
Sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat protect you from strong UV rays at high elevation.
summer specific