Hiking & Mountain Towns with Navigating New LLC in Rocky Mountains
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Discover the stunning landscapes of the Rocky Mountains with Trails to Treasures. Enjoy personalized hikes and visits to iconic mountain towns and landmarks like Red Rocks Amphitheater in a memorable five-hour adventure.
Trails to Treasures
Ages 18+ to Book • Up to 6 People • 5 Hours
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About This Adventure
Embark on a unique 5-hour adventure through the stunning Rocky Mountains with the Trails to Treasures Tour. Enjoy a personalized hike tailored to your group's skills, followed by a visit to charming local mountain towns. Experience breathtaking landmarks like Red Rocks Amphitheater while creating unforgettable memories in nature.
Experience the Rocky Mountains like a local!
Duration
5 Hours
About
The Trails to Treasures Tour includes a privately guided 1-4 mile hike based on your groups’ skills and preferences. The hike will end with an excursion to one of the quaint local front range mountain towns for some shopping and exploring. On your 5 hour adventure, you’ll get to explore the Colorado Front Range and see such landmarks as Lariat Loop Scenic Hwy, Red Rocks Amphitheater or Lookout Mountain.
More Info
- Pickup and dropoff is provided.
- It should be noted that tours are not wheelchair accessible, and are not advised if you have heart problems or serious medical conditions.
What to Bring
- Backpack/Daypack
- Water
- Snacks
- Extra clothes for warmth
- Sunscreen/Hat
- Comfortable sturdy (Preferably hiking) shoes
We will have extra:
- Water
- Snacks
- Sunscreen
- First aid kit
Adventure Tips
Dress in layers
Mountain weather can change quickly—wear layers and bring rain gear just in case.
Wear sturdy shoes
Hiking boots or sturdy walking shoes are recommended for uneven terrain and rocky paths.
Bring water and snacks
Stay hydrated and energized during your hike with sufficient water and quick snacks.
Respect wildlife and land
Maintain a safe distance from animals and stay on marked trails to protect the environment.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk
- Mountain marmots
History
The Rocky Mountains were first mapped in the late 1800s as explorers charted new territories, a history visible in historic mining sites nearby.
Conservation
The company emphasizes Leave No Trace principles, helping to preserve this rugged environment for future generations.
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Recommended Gear
Hiking shoes
Good traction and ankle support are essential for rocky and uneven terrain.
Layers of clothing
Layered clothing helps adapt to changing mountain weather.
Water bottles
Keep hydrated during your hike with reusable water bottles.
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Protect yourself from strong mountain sun exposure.
summer specific