moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should be in average physical condition to comfortably handle walking and minor hikes at high elevations.
Discover Colorado's highlights on a private day tour that combines stunning mountain vistas, iconic landmarks, and outdoor relaxation. Perfect for nature lovers and history buffs alike, this trip offers a personalized adventure you won't forget.
Starting at $570 | 8- Hours | All Ages | Experience breathtaking views from the top of Mt Evans!
For Groups larger than 6 passengers, please call for more information
All Ages welcome!
8 hours to 9 depending on traffic
This tour will start at 5280 feet in Denver at Red Rocks Park and Amphitheater. The Visitor Center educates you about the 300 million years of history that it took to form the unique crimson rock formations Then we proceed up beautiful Bear Creek Canyon Road on the way to the nice quaint town of Evergreen. Venturing on from Evergreen we will go up some of the most majestic mountain passes with spectacular views of mountain ranges and then onto Mount Evans. Mount Evans has the highest paved road in the United States and is home to many mountain goats and other wild animals. After visiting Mount Evans a quick stop in Idaho Springs will give you a chance to have some coffee and stretch one's legs as well as learn about the mining history of the area.
We will pick you up! Please note that pick up locations further than 3 miles from downtown Denver will require an additional charge.
Temperatures can vary greatly from Denver to Mount Evans, so bring layers to stay comfortable all day.
At higher elevations like Mount Evans, the sun can be intense, so wear sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.
Altitude and outdoor activity can lead to dehydration, so drink plenty of water throughout the day.
Bring your camera or smartphone to photograph the stunning landscapes and scenic viewpoints.
Red Rocks Amphitheatre originally served as a sacred site for indigenous peoples and has hosted concerts since the 1940s.
Adventure Scenic Tours emphasizes eco-friendly practices by minimizing waste and promoting responsible tourism in the Colorado Rockies.
Good footwear is essential for comfortable exploring and walking on varied terrain.
Prepare for temperature changes throughout the day with breathable, layered clothing.
Protection from UV rays is important, especially at higher elevations.
Capture scenic vistas and memorable moments during the trip.