If you're seeking a quick adventure, take a four-hour tour that treats you to two of the best things about Boulder: Beautiful views and brews. Your tour guide Gem gives you locals only insight into the front range before you set off to gorgeous Chautauqua Park for a hike at the base of Boulder's iconic Flatirons. Following the light three mile hike (no more than 1000ft altitude gain), unwind at a local taproom featuring a huge selection of Colorado's award-winning craft beers. First one's on us! Returning to Denver, you can relax in our new, spacious Mercedes Benz Sprinter vans. All this, and we'll have you back downtown to Union Station in just four hours. Experience the best of Boulder in half-a-day. Book now!
• Fantastic views and photo ops of Boulder's famous Flatirons
• Stretch your legs on a light three mile hike
• Your first beer at a local brewery is on us
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Jed was very knowledgeable about the ecosystem and history of each town we visited and the trails we hiked. Jed was also very accommodatiive to everyone's needs.
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Aspire Tours is an equal opportunity service provider and employer.
Aspire Tours operates under special use permit from the USDA Forest Service, Pike-San Isabel National Forests, Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands.