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Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park Tour from Denver Winter and Spring

Overview
Enjoy a beautiful day in one of America's most treasured National Parks! Allow our local guide to safely drive while you enjoy the views. Get out to See, Learn and Explore all the beauty the park has to offer, don't just drive past. Travel through the city of Boulder and the small town of Lyons on your way up to the park. Once inside the National Park enjoy a walk around a snow covered Glacial Lake, carved out and damned by glaciers long ago. Observe herds of elk grazing on rich grasses in Moraine Park. See incredible mountain and park views at Many Parks Curve. Witness the destructive force of Mother Nature while walking around an alluvial fan in Horseshoe Park. Visit the mountain village of Estes Park and have lunch on your own in one of the many restaurants or cafes, stroll the river walk and enjoy souvenir and boutique shopping or choose to visit the Historic Stanley Hotel.
Special Note: Wildlife viewing likely but not guaranteed.
City: Denver
Wed 20 Nov
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Starting at $139.00
Wed 20 Nov
Starting at $139.00
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What's Included
National Park fees
Pickup and drop-off from designated meeting points
Water refills, please bring a refillable water bottle for your own use
Transport by air-conditioned 12 or 15 passenger Ford Transit touring vans
Additional Info
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult
  • A small amount of walking is involved down trails and overlooks
  • Operates in all weather conditions unless unsafe driving conditions exist, so please dress appropriately
  • Minimum numbers apply. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there are not enough passengers to meet requirements. In the unlikely event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund
  • Not available after Memorial Day then we operate our Rocky Mountain National Park Summer Tour due to Trail Ridge Road being opened for the season please see that listing to book this tour in the summer
  • Face masks provided for travellers
  • Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
  • Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
  • Gear/equipment sanitised between use
  • Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised
  • Guides required to regularly wash hands
  • Regular temperature checks for staff
  • Paid stay-at-home policy for staff with symptoms
  • Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons
  • Guides and guests will wear face masks while in the van when regulations require it.
What To Expect
1
Denver Union Station
Begin your tour at Historic Union Station where your local driver guide for the day will pick you up.
2
University of Colorado at Boulder
Drive through downtown Boulder on your way up to the National Park. See the University of Colorado Boulder Campus and Pearl Street.
3
Beaver Meadows Visitor Center
Enter into Rocky Mountain National Park. Travel through the park making stops to view wildlife, beautiful Mountain peaks and walk down trails. Stop in Moraine Park to look for herds of grazing elk, coyote, and deer.
4
Sprague Lake
Enjoy a stroll around either Bear or Sprague Lake, determined by you, your guide and driving conditions. At either lake you will enjoy views of inspiring mountain peaks all around you and breath in the fresh mountain air. In the winter our guide will provide snow treads for you shoes so you may enjoy the beauty safely.
5
Many Parks Curve Overlook
Travel up to this beautiful overlook and enjoy views of the many sides of the park. Enjoy a short walk for photos and views of the numerous mountain peaks and valleys in the park.
6
Alluvial Fan
Hear the story of destruction and see the power of mother nature at this beautiful alluvial fan waterfall. Have fun walking the trail next to the massive boulders that were deposited on the valley floor, hear see and feel the rocky mountain water as it comes down to the valley.
7
Horseshoe Park
Follow the river through Horseshoe park and past Sheep Lakes all the while looking for wildlife along the way. Elk, Bighorn Sheep and Moose have been seen here also a favorite spot for birds and deer.
8
Downtown Estes Park
Spend time on your own in downtown Estes Park located at the entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. Stroll down Elkhorn Avenue and see the many local artisan stores and choose to eat lunch in any of the wonderful restaurants. If interested your guide will take you to see if the beautiful historic Stanley Hotel where Stephen King was inspired to write The Shinning.
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Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (195)
Linda D
Oct 2019
This trip to RMNP was AMAZING! It was mid October and the snow started to fall just as we made it to Estes Park. Will, our guide was great! We entered the town of Estes and he immediately spotted an elk. He pulled over into a parking lot so we could get pictures from a safe distance. His knowledge of flora and fauna was astounding! His information was informative, interesting and fun. We had some issues in the park with road closures but that didnā€™t faze Will one bit. He detoured and found other hidden gems for us to see. The Stanley Hotel was decorated for Halloween so it was eerily fun! Estes and RMNP are both must sees if going to the Denver / Boulder area. Seeing the area with Colorado Sightseer is the way to go!
Response from Host
Jan 2020
Hi Linda, Thank you for such a detailed and wonderful review of our tour, your experience and our fantastic guide Will and our little local family owned company.
Terrie04401
Oct 2019
This was a full day tour to Rocky Mountain national Park. Due to a half marathon and marathon in Denver, it was difficult to pick up all the people who are signed up but they manage to get us all despite all the obstacles. Our guide was Will and he was so informative and very amusing. Weather was very changeable and as we as ascended the park it began to snow heavily. We had a great time throwing snowballs in building a snowman although it was super cool. We saw an elk and lots of mule deer. One road was closed where we were supposed to go so Will was great about taking us to another location. When the road reopened we went up to the original location which was a glacial Lake. We had lunch in the town of Estes Park and then he ended our tour at the Stanley Hotel. It was a fabulous day and Will was a great tour guide. He took really good care of us and was super knowledgeable, sharing with us lots of information and good tips for future trips.
Response from Host
Jan 2020
Hello again Terrie, That was one crazy morning pickup. I am still angry at the race or city officials for posting incorrect road closures. All part of the adventure that morning, haha thankfully that is not the norm! Glad it was a wonderful experience in the park and a fun beautiful tour. Thanks again for touring with us and hopefully we will see you again when you are back in Colorado
lee g
Oct 2019
Scott did a great job as our tour guide. Very flexible. Made sure people saw the right stuff and altered the tour to add a stop along a road that is usually closed. We want to do it again in the summer season when all roads are open.
Response from Host
Jan 2020
Hello Lee, Thank you for touring with us and for the kind review or the tour and your guide Scott. yes please come back in the summer when we can take you all the way to the top of TrailRidge Road. Thanks again.

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