



by Aspire Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$430This hiking tour lasts about eight hours and includes transportation from Denver to Rocky Mountain National Park. The group meets outside Denver Union Station by the large American flagpole before heading northwest through Boulder, a city known for its mix of urban life and outdoor activities. After a stop in Estes Park, the gateway town to the national park, the tour continues to the park itself. Once inside Rocky Mountain National Park, the guide selects a moderate trail of four to five miles based on current trail conditions, weather, and crowd levels. The hike allows time to observe mountain views and look for wildlife such as elk, raptors, and bighorn sheep. Microspikes are provided during winter and shoulder seasons for traction on snow or ice. The guides are experienced with mountainous terrain and prioritize safety, adjusting plans if necessary. Water refill is available, and a local certified hiking guide leads the group throughout the day. The tour concludes with a return to downtown Denver in the late afternoon. Lunch is included if arranged at least 24 hours in advance; otherwise, guests should bring their own or plan to purchase food during stops. Participants must bring their own winter clothing as coats, gloves, and hats are not supplied. The hike is at altitude and moderate in difficulty, so it is not recommended for those who do not exercise regularly. The minimum age to participate is eight years old.
Denver Union Station
The meeting point is outside Denver Union Station by the large American flagpole. Union Station is a historic transportation hub and mixed-use destination located in Lower Downtown Denver, offering connections, dining, shopping, and lodging.
10 min
Boulder
The tour passes through Boulder, a city about 30 minutes northwest of Denver. Boulder offers a combination of urban amenities, a notable food scene, arts, and many outdoor activities where the Rocky Mountains meet the plains.
Estes Park
Estes Park is a mountain town known as the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park. It features outdoor activities, unique lodging options, and a downtown area with shops and restaurants.
Rocky Mountain National Park
The group hikes a moderate trail selected by the guide based on weather, trail conditions, and crowd levels. The park, established in 1915, has rugged mountains, high-elevation ecosystems, and diverse wildlife. The hike offers views and opportunities to see animals such as elk and bighorn sheep. The hike lasts about four hours, with microspikes provided if needed.
240 min
Outside @ large American Flagpole
End point
Outside @ large American Flagpole




by Aspire Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$430This hiking tour lasts about eight hours and includes transportation from Denver to Rocky Mountain National Park. The group meets outside Denver Union Station by the large American flagpole before heading northwest through Boulder, a city known for its mix of urban life and outdoor activities. After a stop in Estes Park, the gateway town to the national park, the tour continues to the park itself. Once inside Rocky Mountain National Park, the guide selects a moderate trail of four to five miles based on current trail conditions, weather, and crowd levels. The hike allows time to observe mountain views and look for wildlife such as elk, raptors, and bighorn sheep. Microspikes are provided during winter and shoulder seasons for traction on snow or ice. The guides are experienced with mountainous terrain and prioritize safety, adjusting plans if necessary. Water refill is available, and a local certified hiking guide leads the group throughout the day. The tour concludes with a return to downtown Denver in the late afternoon. Lunch is included if arranged at least 24 hours in advance; otherwise, guests should bring their own or plan to purchase food during stops. Participants must bring their own winter clothing as coats, gloves, and hats are not supplied. The hike is at altitude and moderate in difficulty, so it is not recommended for those who do not exercise regularly. The minimum age to participate is eight years old.
Denver Union Station
The meeting point is outside Denver Union Station by the large American flagpole. Union Station is a historic transportation hub and mixed-use destination located in Lower Downtown Denver, offering connections, dining, shopping, and lodging.
10 min
Boulder
The tour passes through Boulder, a city about 30 minutes northwest of Denver. Boulder offers a combination of urban amenities, a notable food scene, arts, and many outdoor activities where the Rocky Mountains meet the plains.
Estes Park
Estes Park is a mountain town known as the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park. It features outdoor activities, unique lodging options, and a downtown area with shops and restaurants.
Rocky Mountain National Park
The group hikes a moderate trail selected by the guide based on weather, trail conditions, and crowd levels. The park, established in 1915, has rugged mountains, high-elevation ecosystems, and diverse wildlife. The hike offers views and opportunities to see animals such as elk and bighorn sheep. The hike lasts about four hours, with microspikes provided if needed.
240 min
Outside @ large American Flagpole
End point
Outside @ large American Flagpole