When I could not find a reasonable fligt to southern France online - all options starting 6:00am or…read morewith 12hrs overlay - I went to New Horizons. Fantastic! Lisa found me flights with comfortable times and connections, and even with free checked-in bags! So happy with the service, will come back!

My husband and I worked very closely with Debby DeLeon, at New Horizons Travel in Fort Collins,…read morestarting in December of 2015. She helped us thoroughly plan our travel to our destination wedding in February of 2017. She not only worked closely with us to successfully schedule airfare, hotels, transportation, resort stays and more, but she also helped nearly 50 other guests of ours do the same. We booked our wedding trip for a week in Mexico and travel to our honeymoon on a cruise just after that. I loved working with Debby because she always had our best interest in mind. She gave suggestions and advice where needed, but ultimately let us make all of the decisions. I would surely recommend Debby for ANY of your travel needs. She consistent, clear, professional and overall a great person to interact with. We will definitely be returning to her for future uses.

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

Amazing! That sums it up in one word. The location is awesome, and is a short walk (or drive) to…read moreCarter Lake. The grounds are very clean and safe. The owners are fantastic and made me feel right at home. The general store offers a variety of items that are NOT overpriced. Plenty of wildlife in the area and tons of space to walk or get out and about. We will for sure be back!!!

this has been a great campground for my pup and I. I've been here for a few months and it was…read morereally feeling like home! the wildlife that comes in the camp everyday has been spectacular! the owners are nice people and very accommodating. your close to the lake and can even walk there. the bar/restaurant next door is a huge plus. yes I will miss this place and I will definitely be back next year.

Klaus Luckert is a superstar! He listened to all my concerns and got me the best flights at great…read moreprices. He and ExitoTravel are the way to go!

Daniela has been super helpful booking our multiple city flights, searching for best fares and time…read moreschedules. Will definitely use lots in the future

Wonderful service when I flew into FNL on my Netjets. Great crew, lovely airport staff that is…read morewilling to help out, and a great town in general! This is truly a great getaway.

For several years, I've parked at the Loveland community airport to take the groom shuttle to DIA…read more Loveland doesn't fly where I need tofly Saturday I parked there for a groom transport at 4:50 in the morning. I put my paper down on the dash like I'm supposed to and took the groom. unbeknownst to me,My paper flipped upside down and was unable to be seen by the Loveland airport people so they had it towed . I got home Tuesday night at 9:50 to no car in the parking spot where I left it after searching the parking lot thinking I might've parked it in the wrong place. I finally called the police to find out. It was towed in calling the towing company $300 and that was on the cheap side. So to sum it up my$30 one way groom transport ended up costing me an extra $30 to get home, and $300 for the towing company, time out to walk the perimeter to find my car at 10 o'clock at night, call the police call the towing company and call groom none of which got resolved. And today you call the Loveland airport and they don't answer.

JACK's GULCH HAS BEEN CLOSED SINCE THE BIG WILDFIRE. Several years ago! And it will be closed until…read morefurther notice. It was a really lovely campground. There is no address. Download the directions, or you won't get there. Again, the place was destroyed in a fire. Quit bitching and send the US Forest service a donation!

Just camped here this past weekend. This is a great option when all of the campgrounds closer to…read morethe river are full. We didn't have a reservation and but there were still a few sites open around Saturday morning at 11AM. The campground is pretty big but the sites are spread out so you have a little bit of privacy. There are some sites with electricity for RVs and trailers. There is water available and a few vault toilets. The toilets, while clean inside, smelled worse than any campground bathroom I have ever visited (and I've visited quite a few, ha ha). So bad that I had to change after using it the morning we left because the smell was lingering on my clothes. There is also a lot of available dispersed camping on the road up to Jack's Gulch. We saw many groups opting for that... and it's free! Just no water and bathrooms, but you may be better off, considering the aroma of the vault toilets ;)

Tried to "check in" while we were there but alas no reception. But that is okay. :)…read more Hermit park is a nice little area to go and get away. It is usually fairly quiet. There are lots of trees and gorgeous views of various mountain peaks. This is around 50-55 minutes from my house (or more depending on traffic). This is a county owned park, so you either need a larimer county park pass. Or there is a $9 fee you can pay upon entering if you dont have that. The park is well maintained. There are trash cans at the trail head. Also cared for bathrooms. There is more than kruger rock trail in the park. There is also saddleback and limber trail as well. Kruger is most well known and also tends to be the busiest. The trails are clearly marked and very user friendly. Dogs are allowed here BUT they need to be leashed ;) This is a really nice area to head to when you want to go into estes but dont necessarily want to deal with the crowds of rocky mountain national park. They do close for a few months in the winter. They actually just reopened i believe march 1 for the season so just be aware depending on the time of year you are wanting to go. Current trail conditions as of today were snowy and dry on parts. if you keep going past kruger onto the limber trail on the other side of kruger then you start getting into some deeper snow and snowshoes may be advised. We did about a mile that way and then opted to turn back around. Because the first 2.5 miles were not like that we had opted to not tow our snowshoes with us though we did pack them in the car.

I recently hiked the Kruger Hike trail and really enjoyed it! First of all, it's dog friendly which…read moreis always a huge plus for me. It's just about 4 miles round trip, so it's not super long. It gains about 900 feet in elevation but never feels really strenuous. Last weekend there was snow on the trail, but it was well marked and easy to follow up to the top. When you make it to the end of trail, make sure to climb to the very top of the rocks. You have to do a little bit of scrambling to get there, but the views are so worth it! You get a fantastic look at Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park. The location is great, just a couple of miles away from Estes Park, which is a fun place to stop after you hike. Our group (plus 2 doggies) had a great morning hiking Kruger rock, and would definitely bring other friends and family to check it out.

I have been on vacation to Europe, Hawaii, and other amazing places. As crazy as it sounds, this…read morewas the greatest trip I have ever taken, and I'm a Colorado native. Annie's Mountain Retreat caters to couples only, so it sounded perfect for my boyfriend and I. We had been so stressed lately and needed a quiet getaway. We stayed at the romantic cottage, which is the smallest one but obviously the most romantic. I can't even begin to explain how welcoming Annie is! There was a big snowstorm on our first day (thank God my boyfriend has a truck haha) and Annie called to make sure we were doing ok, as well as to let us know that the snow would be shoveled for us at our arrival. The place has a charming cabin feel without being overbearing. Even better, the romantic cottage exterior looks like a european cottage and has a cute banner saying "and they lived happily ever after." So romantic! The kitchen has all the appliances and utensils you can ever need, plus pantry items like flour and sugar. Check out their website for more details. Probably the best part of the place is the deck! Have you ever sat in a private hot tub at night next to the river with a glass of champagne? I have! :D Best. Trip. Ever!

Stayed at the River Cabin for a weekend getaway with my husband and I could not have picked a…read morebetter cabin! This place was decorated in the cabin decor we were looking for and was so cozy it felt like a home away from home. Also we really enjoyed the hot tub while it snowed :)