For the most personalized service and customized tours, please contact Bruce directly.
- Call or Text: 303-260-8134
- Send an Email: [email protected]
- Fill Out Our Online Form
TAILORED TO YOUR INTERESTS
Indulge in an exclusive, perfectly curate morning or afternoon adventure through the heart of the Rockies. Designed for discerning travelers of all generations, our private tours blend elite comfort with unforgettable mountain discoveries. Leave the mountain driving to us so you can sit back and take in the breathtaking views along iconic routes like Trail Ridge Road. Choose between a mostly driving or a drive with opportunities to get out and explore the area by foot.
- Doorstep Pickup: Your adventure begins with hassle-free pickup directly from your Estes Park lodging.
- Historic Highlights: Discover the legendary Stanley Hotel and hear fascinating stories of early Estes Valley pioneers.
- VIP Park Access: Travel in style straight into Rocky Mountain National Park, completely bypassing the stress of navigation.
- Rocky Mountain National Park: Venture into the heart of the park for stunning, high-altitude scenery.
- Majestic Vistas: Pause at breathtaking, uncrowded overlooks to capture family photos against the Continental Divide.
- Wildlife & Photo Stops: Keep your camera ready for frequent opportunities to spot elk, moose and local wildlife.
Tours offered
Rocky Mountain National Park
A trip to Estes Park wouldn’t be complete without venturing into Rocky Mountain National Park, home to pristine lakes, alpine streams, and some of the country’s top wildlife viewing for elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, moose and other wildlife call the park home and make the park one of the country’s top wildlife viewing destinations. Touring with us means you can experience the tremendous scenery while leaving the driving to us. Just sit back and take in the breathtaking views while we share the beauty and history of the area.
* Note: Timed Entry Reservations are included with your tour, but RMNP Park fees are not included in the tour fee. If your schedule allows, we strongly encourage everyone to take advantage of what the park has to offer and purchase a park pass for future visits.
You can purchase a digital park entry pass in advance through the official National Park Service portal on Recreation.gov RMNP Site Pass. If you prefer a physical pass or want to buy an America the Beautiful annual interagency pass ($80), you can buy them directly at any staffed entrance station or park visitor center. In addition, all staffed park entrance stations sell standard day passes ($30/vehicle) and 7-day passes ($35/vehicle) directly from your car window. Credit cards are widely accepted
Tours by Time-of-Day
Sunrise
Designed specifically to start before sunrise, as to get to the perfect spot in plenty of time. We will experience viewing the sunrise from several opportune vantages knowing that every day is unique and changing. We will take the scenic route back from the high country, making plenty of stops along the way since dawn is peak wildlife activity. Typically, driving sunrise tours are shorter, but if you are up for a longer adventure, we can find a great breakfast place and then add a couple more hours onto the trip and enjoy the cool morning in the mountains and explore the area by foot, taking in several different, shorter hikes to experience a wider area of Estes Valley and Rocky Mountain National Park.
Afternoon
Perfect for travelers who want to skip the early wake-up call or maximize their check-in day. The high country is fully awake, with bright, dramatic sunshine beautifully illuminating the deep valleys and granite peaks of the Continental Divide. We will take a leisurely route past town limits and deep into the park’s subalpine forests. We will pause at breathtaking, uncrowded overlooks to capture family photos and scout the valleys for active wildlife like elk and bighorn sheep. This tour offers total flexibility—it can be experienced entirely as a relaxing, scenic driving tour or combined with brief, easy-paced strolls along serene alpine lakes and historic mountain viewpoints.
Sunset
Sunsets in the Rocky Mountains can be some of the most spectacular on the planet. Our personalized tours allow us to find the ideal viewing spot at any time of year. As dusk settles, local wildlife like elk, mule deer, and raptors can frequently be spotted grazing in the open meadows or resting under the cool shade of the pine forests, making this a great time to view animals. This tour can be any length of time, shorter if you have already had long day hiking, or if want to add a sunset to your Tour Estes Park afternoon tour, we can make a day of it!
Tours by Season
Spring
Spring in Estes is so beautiful. Uncrowded contrasts of blooming lower valleys and winter-locked high peaks. Mornings are cool (or outright cold) and then the day gradually warms nicely. Spring driving tours can be any length of time and allow you to view so many wonderful things. We can visit areas where you see signs of spring everywhere and areas where you would think it was still the middle of winter…all in one day and on one tour. Because it is your personal tour, we can start and end whenever you like. Visiting areas in and around Rocky Mountain Park give you a true appreciation for the entire area and don’t forget that all tours stop at the historic Stanley Hotel.
Summer
Summer in Estes Park is hard to beat. Flowers are in bloom while the mountains try to preserve that last bit of winter snow. Exploring comfortably in our air-conditioned luxury vehicles, allows you to view so many wonderful things. For Example, Trail Ridge Road – Open only in the summer months – is one of America’s most scenic roads and leaves you feeling like you are on top of the world. While summer day temperatures don’t usually get too high, it can feel very warm at altitude, so we recommend spending a little time in the car and a little time exploring on foot. We can see and experience so much by adding short walks or hikes to your tour …it’s all up to you. Summer tours can be any length of time, and because we tour by car, we can start and end whenever you like. Every trip includes a stop at the historic Stanley Hotel, perfectly complementing our tours in and around Rocky Mountain National Park to give you a true appreciation for the area.”
- A Visit to Grand Lake: Available in the summer months only, we offer a comprehensive journey across Trail Ridge Road to the west side of the park, featuring headwaters of the Colorado River and a lunch stop at historic Grand Lake Lodge (requires booking both morning and afternoon slots).
Fall
Autumn in the Colorado Rockies is a sensory awakening, a brief and brilliant season where the mountains seem to catch fire under a piercing blue sky. This time of year is full of golden aspen groves and the famous elk rut. We will blend scenic drives with leisurely strolls to view both the vibrant fall colors and the local wildlife. This tour can be any length of time and can start and stop based on your schedule. If you are looking to spend more time walking in nature, then we do suggest an earlier start time. Book early, fall is the most popular time in Rocky Mountain National Park.
Winter
A winter tour in the Rocky Mountains is like stepping directly into a living snow globe, where the chaotic rush of the world completely fades away into a profound, peaceful stillness in the snow-draped valleys. This tour will include a stop at the historic Stanley Hotel, and plenty of opportunities to see wildlife and majestic views. These tours are generally shorter in length as access to certain areas can be limited due to road closures, and are best planned for the middle of the day
- Snowshoeing: Snowshoeing is very popular and a lot of fun. It allows us to view the winter scenery while enjoying the wilderness. This is a strenuous activity, and these trips are usually shorter in length. If you are in good physical condition, we can lengthen the tour. This tour is usually combined with a driving tour so that you get the most of the winter experience. Adding snowshoeing to a tour allows you to get the best of both tours.
*This is a beginner to intermediate tour. Due to the strenuous nature of snowshoeing, no children under the age of 12 are allowed on this tour.
