We took the Rocky Mountain Safari tour. Our guide Colton did an amazing job! I felt like he really…read moreenjoyed getting to know his guests. He was very informative learning the history of the Rocky Mountain national Park from beginning all the way up to current times. We had young children on our tour that got mighty chilled when we were to the higher elevation he quickly offered blankets and turned on the heaters below our feet. He made sure we got to see as much wildlife as possible. We really enjoyed this adventure. And highly recommend this company!

We had a phenomenal 4th of July ride up Fall River road with James our driver. He made a cool ride…read moreeven bette! Do yourself a favor and book a ride, see some wildlife, and enjoy our beautiful mountains.

Beautiful Colorado day to explore the RINO neighborhood! Randy was fantastic guiding us through…read morethe streets and alleys telling the stories of the artist as well as explaining the techniques and paint styles used. The art was magnificent, funky, inspiring, and bold! We did the north tour and look forward to taking the other tours available.

There are three tours run by this company: the classic tour, the RiNo North tour, and the happy…read morehour tour. In order to cover as much ground as possible, I scheduled the RiNo North tour (covers north side) and the happy hour tour (supposedly covers much of what the classic tour covers). Randy was my guide, and was a laid back, knowledgeable guy. I fancy myself a bit of a street art connoisseur and think I could have done a lot of this on my own if I had done some planning, but Randy did offer a lot of info I didn't know about the art community in Denver and various street art terms I wasn't familiar with. We made a brief stop during the North tour for bathroom and drink breaks. For the happy hour tour, you're supposed to stop at a brewery, but I was the only one on the tour, so Randy and I opted to keep checking out art instead of stopping. Once I started posting on instagram, I consulted the pages they provide so you can credit the artists. Looking through those pages for all three tours, I really think the original gives you the most bang for your buck. If I could do it over, I would have just scheduled that one, then spread out on my own. Tours are around 32 bucks each. You can only book them if at least two people have booked, which is the minimum. I got the solo happy hour tour because I booked two tickets (I'm an anxious planner and was willing to pay extra to have it locked in on my schedule). Each tour covers about two miles and lasts around two hours. Worthwhile tour where you'll see some great street art, learn about the Denver art community, and get to know more about the town itself.

Our guide Kent was very friendly and knowledgeable. The tour was a great mix of historical and…read moremodern information with great views and photo ops along the way. The whole tour was about an hour and forty-five minutes and was well worth the $20 ticket price. All in all I think the best thing we can say was that we grew to know and appreciate what Boulder has to offer.

My family (husband, 22-yr old daughter, 19-yr old son) and I were in Boulder for less than two full…read moredays and wanted to learn as much about the city as we could during our brief stay. We chose this tour based on the reviews and were so glad we did. Kent was awesome! He does a great job! He is very knowledgeable and shared great information about the city, landmarks, and history and such. Everything he shared was very interesting. He is very personable and easy to listen to. We are so glad we did this. One of our highlights of our 10-day trip through CO. Thanks Kent!

This is BY FAR the best & easiest way how to get to know Denver (better)... Our guide Mark was very…read moreknowledgeable, insightful and showed a great sense of humor... The two hour tour passed very quickly, we stopped twice along the way for taking pictures outside the bus... My original tour that day unfortunately got cancelled, but the team promptly re-scheduled me for a different time the same day... Job well done, Denver Tours!

If you are visiting Denver this is one of the best ways to see the city. From the moment we hopped…read moreon the bus the vibe was fun, friendly and full of surprises. Our guide Max was amazing. She kept us laughing, engaged and genuinely excited to learn about Denver's history and hidden gems. Rob our driver was just as awesome and shared some great local insights along the way. One of the biggest highlights was visiting Red Rocks. Pictures do not do it justice. It is absolutely breathtaking in person. Every stop on the tour was interesting, well timed and packed with cool facts and photo opportunities. And let's talk about the ice cream at Little Man. Life changing. I am still thinking about it. This tour felt like exploring the city with two super fun locals who love what they do. Whether you are new to Denver or think you know the city you will walk away with a big smile and probably a new favorite ice cream spot too.

We booked the 2-hour snowmobile tour for 10 a.m., and it was such a great experience! Our guide,…read moreBridget, was amazing--patient, fun, and very knowledgeable. The 2 hours include both the actual ride and instructions on how to use the equipment. I suggest booking a morning time slot, as the snow tends to be softer and easier to navigate. Arrive at least 15-30 minutes before your reservation to ensure you have enough time to prep your gear. The snowmobiles also have handle warmers, which was a nice touch! What the company provides (free, if needed): * Snow bibs * Helmet * Snow boots What you should bring: * Snow goggles * Snow gloves * Balaclava mask

Such an amazing experience dog sledding. Our instructor Baker was amazing and made me feel so…read moreconfident riding the sled (I was terrified to drive it). His instructions and guidance were great. My boyfriend and I enjoyed talking to him between the rides as well. You can tell he loved his job and cared for the pack. Of course the dogs were so beautiful and were so loving. The only downfall is leaving them. Hard not to feel like that if you're a dog lover! Overall, 100/10 experience. Worth every single penny.

A large, impressive museum with something for everyone. The main museum is technically two museums…read more(there are a total of three), the Hamilton building and the Martin building. Sections include modern and contemporary African art, arts of Oceania, Western American art, latin American art, indigenous art, alaskan art. They also have textile, fashion, and architecture exhibitions. They also have rotating temporary exhibitions. When I visited, it was European and American art. I had a little fun finding paintings of judgmental looking people and making a "we listen and we judge" instagram post. All the rooms are large and well curated/presented. I visited on a Tuesday and it was free (I still donated). On regular days, admission is 30 dollars, but gets you into all three museums, including the Kirkland (reviewed separately), which is right next door. I'm going to let the pictures speak for themselves as far as the variety available at this museum.

The depth and breadth of the Denver Art Museum's collection is breathtaking. There is so much to…read morelearn and enjoy in the standing exhibits and the rotating exhibits that amaze and delight the senses. The current exhibition on Australian Indigenous Art "The Stars We Do Not See" is a stunning example of how much there is to gain and appreciate from going to see something you know nothing about. I particularly enjoy the tours, ongoing programs and lectures that the Museum offers. In conjunction with with the Aboriginal exhibit, the monthly "Mindful Looking" program offered a deep dive into one painting in that exhibit as a group of maybe 50 patrons listened in rapt attention as the curator of "The Stars We Do Not See" gave us a deep understanding of not only how that piece was made, but also its historical, symbolic and hidden perspectives. This is just a tiny slice of the education, amazement and enjoyment the Denver Art Museum has to offer. It's a treasure.

For our honeymoon, my husband and I really wanted to visit Italy, so we did some research on the…read moreplaces we wanted to visit and explore. We narrowed it down to Rome and Tuscany, and then began pricing the different hotels, tours, rental cars, etc. By happenstance I heard a radio ad for Che Bella Tours and realized that they offered exactly what we were looking for in Italy -without any of the hassle! Che Bella's inclusive tours provide accommodations in a very nice Rome hotel, a gorgeous villa in Tuscany and a combination of meals at great restaurants throughout. We could not have been more pleased with our experience. Sandy Gregory our tour operator was really helpful, responsive and enthusiastic from the very beginning. She gave us good advice about choosing flights, and sent us a packing guide, too. In Italy, Sandy proved to be just as knowledgeable about the history, art and customs as the professional guides who led us on our private tours of the Vatican and the famous cathedrals and duomas in Tuscany. Each day, as we headed towards another beautiful medieval town, Sandy would give us a break-down of the day ahead, and give us options for exploring, shopping and dining with a scale of being totally on our own or having her along as a guide and/or lunch dinner companion. It was great to be able to wander around by ourselves, trying our Italian out and discovering the magic of each place on our own, and also to have Sandy meet up with us at certain times to check in and give us more insights or advice about places to see. The guides that Sandy arranged for our private tours were art history experts and they really opened up the experience of each place for us. It can be a bit overwhelming to be surrounded by so much Renaissance art, so a knowledgeable guide is really important. Plus, we were whisked to the front of the very long lines to see the Vatican museum in Rome and The David in Florence! The hotels where we stayed were wonderful, especially the villa in San Gimignano. I still dream about it! The surrounding vineyards and olive tree groves, the beautiful pool, the wonderful breakfasts and elegant dining. I fell in love with that place. Che Bella Tours gives you a couple of days to be on your own and do nothing if you want, and we spent a very enjoyable afternoon lounging beside the hotel pool, drinking Rose' and taking in the spectacularly beautiful views. One of the highlights of our trip was the cooking class in Certaldo that Sandy arranged for us. We learned to make fresh pasta, osso bucco and a dessert, and we had so much fun in the process then enjoyed a delicious meal at the end that we had prepared ourselves! As soon as I returned home I ordered a pasta maker as we are forever spoiled by the amazing pasta that was our daily staple in Italy. If you have an opportunity to take a Che Bella Tour - do it! The experience offered is so rich. It is not just a tour, but a true appreciation and immersion in the culture and art and lifestyle of the country you are visiting.

We had a large group and Peter Johnson and the other fishing guides were very knowledgeable,…read moreprofessional and all of us caught fish. Kirk's fly shop had everything we needed to make our trip successful and one we will never forget. Thank you Peter and your entire team for making this a Trout fishing trip of a lifetime. We are already looking at dates for next year.

Amazing father-son trip with four of my best friends and their boys. The shop was efficient and…read morefriendly, getting our group ready for the river without any hassle. The guides (Peter, Ben, John, and Mark) not only got us on a bunch of fish but also took the time to teach and educate along the way. We really appreciated their patience and expertise. We'll definitely be planning another wading or float trip soon!

Wooden puzzles-- cut perfectly in amusing b shapes. I will never buy any other puzzles. My…read morespouse gave me a small round wooden puzzle last valentines Day and I am hooked. We have made several trips to their Boulder Store. Each time we emerge with another puzzle. They are the best-- and will replace a missing or defective piece without charge if it came that way. Otherwise a nominal charge of $3. The best!

I loved putting together the Twelve Days of Christmas. Such vibrant colors. I always think the…read morepuzzles will be easier than they actually are. Really enjoy the challenge.

Brett and Spencer were so friendly! We showed up about 30 minutes late because of traffic and Brett…read morewas just easy going and wasn't put out at all. He brought us to our camp site to drop us off and he noticed we didn't have firewood, Spencer his employee brought us two bundles the next day when he picked us up for our boat ride. It was so Incredibly nice of him! Spencer was such a great capitan for about 7 hours! This rental company is awesome, highly recommend to anyone looking to have a great time on the lake!

My group (13 people) rented the Sweetwater pontoon boat on Horsetooth Reservoir and it was…read moreeverything we could have asked for and more!!! The boat was beautiful, clean and in great condition. It had great features like a grill onboard and a water slide that really rounded out the experience. Brett was our captain and he was funny, charming, and took great care of us. He also was so helpful in organizing details beforehand (meeting location, what we had to bring, etc.) The cost was incredibly reasonable per person, and our group is already talking about our trip next summer. I've rented from other outlets on Horsetooth before, and this experience was SO MUCH BETTER. Thank you so much Brett!!!!