We just took the ghost tour less then an hour ago. When I got in the car I went through the photos…read moreI took. In the back of the pin all arcade while talking about willy, I took a picture that... I'll let you be the judge in what you see. I see an older man with mutton chops carrying some sort of messenger bag. You can clearly see his brow ridge, his nose, and his lips. ... Is this willy? I don't know? I like the stories but I wasn't sold till I saw this picture.

We just went on the Haunted Pub Tour and it was soo much fun! We recommend this to anyone wanting…read moreto have some fun and learn a little history about our awesome town in the process! Our tour guide Robyn Krause was a real kick and she put up with the fact that I walk a little slower with a cane. What a great night!! "Pew-Pew-Pew" Thanks again Robyn, from all us loud-mouth weirdos on May 8th

Mike Murphy, the owner/proprietor gave us a tour of the Equinox, New Belgium, and Pateros Creek…read moreBrewing Company on a Saturday afternoon. I even won a prize beer pint after answering a trivia question correctly. Unfortunately, I forgot it on the bus when we were getting off the bus at the end of the tour. Fortunately, Murph was simply awesome and shipped the glass to me!

Our party went on the local history tour. It usually is on Saturdays and Sundays but we called…read morebefore coming to Fort Collins and he was willing to have a special tour on a Tuesday. The tour was fantastic. He went all over Oldtown, out by the reservoir, at which we stopped and had a break, and ended up going around the old part of Colorado State University campus. He had a lot of good stories and was very entertaining.

I love ascending whether by car, tram, train, funicular, or airplane!…read more I had this experience on my list of things to do while on vacation when we visited the Rocky Mountain National Park. We finished taking the scenic drives around RMNP and went into Estes Park. I suggested we take the tram up the mountain before dinner. We arrived at the lower terminal. There's a parking lot available to park in for a fee. Handicap Parking is free. We went inside and bought our tickets for $35.96 each. There was no line to board the tram, so we went on out to the loading area. There's a gift shop here you can visit before going up. It is highly recommended to have a reservation (purchase tickets in advance)! Prices vary depending on day of the week and time. If you are a walk-in, the time slot you want may be sold out and you'll have to select an available time. Each tram accommodates 10 people. We had the car to ourselves along with the tram attendant. She was very friendly and we had a nice conversation. She lets riders in and out of the tram. The ride is fairly short (5 minutes each way) even though the tram doesn't travel terribly fast. There's an elevation gain of 1,029 ft. The upper terminal sits at 8,619 ft. This is a very smooth ride. The windows of the tram were wide open, which was great! At the upper terminal, there is an observation platform with telescopes, gift shop, picnic areas, restrooms, cafe, and a trail to the West Summit. The trail is .75 miles one way and is supposedly a fairly easy hike. There's a machine that spins fresh cotton candy and I had to try it! We bought a small bag of peanuts to feed the chipmunks, but it seemed like the birds got most of them. The view is breathtaking! We left the top around the golden hour and it was awesome! This was a serene way to enjoy nature!

So fun! So not hesitate to book the three rides! One just isn't enough! The views are epic! The…read moreride controllers are really good at managing riders so you can go as fast as you want without worrying about bumping into the person in front of you! We loved it!

We have done this tour 3 different times. This time Sue was our guide. She was amazing...full of…read moreexcitement and knowledge about Cheyenne and its history! Even though this was our 3rd time, we learned so many new things! If you have the opportunity go on this tour! You won't be disappointed!!

The tour guide was great. Loved hearing about the history and women's right to vote. Who knew how…read moremuch history was from Cheyenne!

First and foremost most, ethical treatment of the horse reigns supreme…read more The owners and stable members care about all their creatures. Megan was an excellent guide. Highly knowledgeable and a vet in training As a first timer it was simple, enjoyable and a great experience Giddy up today!

Mary was an incredible guide for our four hour private trail ride. She was personable, friendly and…read morevery knowledgeable. We would unreservedly recommend her to anyone looking for a fun experience. Mary really went the extra mile to make sure we were comfortable and always safe.

Best birthday present ever! My sister and I did one of the sunrise tours. I've been on wildlife…read moretours all over the country and this one was my favorite. Jared is a very knowledgeable naturalist and he has a great entertaining, conversational manner. Not only did he find tons of wildlife for us to watch, he talked all about the animal behaviors we were seeing (that's not common in my experience - a lot of guides I've toured with end the conversation at "hey look! An elk.") Even in between seeing animals, Jared was unstumpable. I had questions about the trees in RMNP and the geology and he has so many interesting facts to share. Thanks for a great morning, Jared!

My wife and I had an amazing time working with Jared on Monday for a sunrise and sunset photo…read moreexcursion. Jared communicated well before the trip to make sure we were prepared for the day. He was punctual both times he picked us up and was a wealth of knowledge about the area. We are just getting into photography and Jared was patient in educating us on the different aspects of photography and what we should be taking into consideration when looking to take a photo. He made sure we were covering the topics we wanted to shoot and would give us different options as the day/weather provided. We traveled in for a wedding so we used Jared's equipment. While cautious, he was very trusting of his using and carrying his equipment. He knows great spots for different types of pictures. We're coming back from this trip with some great photos of the Rocky Mountains and the pika I was hoping to see. If you are into photography or just getting into it and want to have someone show you around RMNP, we highly recommend booking with Jared.

I have had many tours around the country, this was one of the best tours I have ever had! Rachel…read morewas fun and very informative on the story of Estes! I enjoyed the walk and the experience! Definitely a hidden gem! Definitely a must do with the family! It made our experience in Estes Park! Thank you Rachel for an amazing time!

From the owner: A one hour tour learning about Estes Park history read more

We went on a Rocky Mountain Winter Adventure at the beginning of February 2026. It was the…read moreoff-season for Estes Park, but the weather was beautiful. There was only 3 of us other than the tour guide. Our tour guide, CE was incredibly kind, knowledgeable, and willing to make the tour whatever we wanted it to be! We saw deer, elk, and various birds. Again, this was the off-season, so may be able to spot more in different times of the year. We were offered snacks, water, and hot chocolate. There was little snow, but we were able to sled! All in all, would recommend this tour/excursion to anyone looking to experience the Rocky Mountain National Park!

WOW. The views were out of this world…read more I think our tour guide was Wesley (I remember he lived in an RV with his gf), but I might have his name wrong. He was an amazing tour guide. He was very informative. Had some dad jokes. Was a good driver bc I wouldn't trust myself on road haha. It was absolutely terrifying at some points. I'm afraid of heights. The tour was not long enough. I wish we could have seen the other parts of the park with water which that could very well be another tour and I'm don't know it. Highly recommend this company tho. It was worth every penny and his food recs were spot on too!

Just under a mile with a path along Sloan Lake. Definitely worth walking through the botanical…read moregarden. There is also a playground. I saw someone fishing and from his shouting I swore he got a big one, only to find he got a small perch.

8 dedicated pickleball courts. Botanical gardens, picnic areas. Miniature golf. Aquatic center.read more