moderate
3–4 hours
Good general fitness recommended as the trails include some uphill and uneven sections.
Explore Mount Falcon’s scenic trails and historic ruins on a private, guided hiking tour just outside Denver. Personalized attention and transportation make this adventure hassle-free and unforgettable.
Starting at $645 | 4 Hours | All ages | Play like a local!
Gratuity is not included. 10%-15% gratuity is recommended.
For groups larger than 56 or reservations within less than 48 hours, please contact us at +1(720)556-6164
4 hours
When you visit Colorado, it is a great time to enjoy the beautiful wonders of nature in the area.
Mount Falcon is a traveler's dream. It is a wonderful place to enjoy panoramic views of the Rockies and the entire Denver skyline. Located a short drive from the city, the well-maintained trails are ideal for guests of all ages. You may wish to plan a picnic lunch as well.
Along the western side of Castle Trail lies the Walker Home Ruins. This historical site was erected in 1909. The home burnt to the ground shortly after being built, but it is a sight to behold and is a lovely backdrop for souvenir photos.
Includes: Transportation, Guide, Water Refill (bring a bottle)
For all private tours, we offer complimentary pickup and drop-off anywhere in Denver Metro, so the tour starts right at your door.
Staying hydrated is crucial, especially during warmer months when temperatures can rise quickly on exposed ridges.
The terrain can be rocky and uneven, so proper footwear will keep you comfortable and prevent slips.
Sun protection like hats and sunscreen is important since sections of the trail have limited shade.
Keep an eye out for local animals and maintain a respectful distance to avoid disturbing them.
Mount Falcon was once home to a summer estate with castle ruins that reflect early 20th-century architecture.
Efforts focus on protecting native plants and restoring trails to minimize erosion and preserve habitat integrity.
Provides ankle support and traction on rocky and varied terrain.
Keeps you hydrated throughout the hike, especially in warmer weather.
Protects your skin from UV rays during exposed trail sections.
spring specific
Allows you to adapt to changing temperatures and windy conditions.
fall specific