We had such a wonderful experience with K10 Adventures in Tincup/Almont, CO! My son and I rented a…read moreside-by-side, and I'll admit that at 64 years old I wasn't completely sure what to expect. Trace, the owner, was incredibly kind, informative, patient, and accommodating. He made sure we understood everything before we headed out, and I felt comfortable and confident the entire time. The side-by-side was very well maintained and worked perfectly throughout our trip. I had no trouble driving it or riding on the roads and trails, and we were able to just relax and enjoy the experience without worrying about the equipment. The trails themselves were so much fun, with absolutely beautiful mountain views and vistas along the way. Trace gave us great recommendations based on what we were looking for, and our favorite was a trail that followed an old railroad line up the mountain. It was such a unique and memorable ride, with incredible scenery along the way. Trace really helped make the experience special. Whether you're experienced with ATVs and side-by-sides or completely new to them, I would absolutely recommend K10 Adventures. We had a fantastic time and would happily do it again!

This was one of the high points of our CO trip. It is worth the drive to get away from the busy…read moreareas. We got an experience that we would not have had anywhere else. Thank you K10!

Nice new snowmobiles, and our guide, Graham, was super nice and knowledgeable…read more Unfortunately it was a guided tour so we didn't get to have as much fun as we wanted to and had to frequently stop for the slower people in the group. Biggest problem though was that it's advertised everywhere as a 4 hour tour but you only get 2 hours of riding time. The girl I spoke to on the phone didn't mention this, nor did anyone at the shop or when booking our tickets. It isn't on their site and the email confirmation said 9AM to 12PM. We didn't find out until we asked the guy driving on our way out. None of us expected that, and being that you have to wait for an entire group (ours was 10 people - 3 families) I'm not quite sure you get all your money's worth. Also - buy the insurance. A guy on our tour totaled a snowmobile.

First, we enjoyed our stay. The KOA recommended this place for our needs. If we could give 4-1/2…read morestars, we would. I'll detail the pros and semi-cons (there aren't any big cons). Pros: 1. The staff is very friendly and helpful. 2. We'd been concerned with the name of the place that it might be filled with political signs (there is a park in Creede that is filled with hateful signage and it was scary, frankly) But there was no evidence of anything political, and everyone we met was nice. 3. We only needed water and electric hookups. They have a few spots like this, which were cheaper and the woman I made the reservation with advised me to wait to come by a few days to save money. The spot was pretty darned flat and, though close to others, worked just fine 4. The spots are shady. Lots of trees. 5. We don't have a dog, but the place is dog-friendly, and people pick up after their dogs well. 6. The women's bathroom was pretty darned clean. One evening there was hair on the shower drain, but they clean in the morning, so no issue. Semi-Cons: 1. The men's bathroom apparently wasn't as well maintained as the women's while we were there. They have 3 shower stalls for the men and just 2 for the women. Two of the men's shower stalls had broken hooks, and one was completely missing a shower head. My husband made due, and I reported the issue to the desk, so hopefully this gets addressed with whoever maintains the men's side. 2. It was extremely muddy when we were there, so we had to watch where we stepped and drove. It would be good if they would replenish the gravel in those areas during conditions like this with monsoon rains. 3. We had two nights with a couple near us running their A/C all night which was annoying. Especially since it was cold outside, like around 40 degrees! They could just open a window? But there's no rule against this. Maybe the noise rule could be expanded on colder nights to cover A/C when not needed? 4. We think blackbirds or woodpeckers ran over our roof every morning and evening for periods, waking us up. No one seemed to know what this was about, and I don't expect them to do anything about it, it was just scary when it first happened and we didn't know what it was. Weird. That's never happened to us before. So, if you hear tiny running sounds while you camp, it might be these ornery birds! :-) 5. The wifi was spotty. I was able to get on a Zoom, but it was a little wonky and on our phones, it was out as much as it was on. Most RV places have this issue, but the other reviews led us to believe theirs was better. Also, not theirs to fix, but AT&T sucks in this area. Better if you have Verizon or T-Mobile from what the office told me. 6. They have a cowboy statue outside the office and they place a radio thingy on it that plays country music all day when the office is open. I used to work in country radio so it doesn't really bother me, but it might bother others, so recommend maybe not playing the radio and let the campers choose what they want to listen to? So, you see, not much in the way of cons. We would go back if they'll have us. Their intent is good.

We paid $150 deposit for July 10-13 to attend the Crested Butte Flower Festival. However, due to…read morethe fires and smoke in the mountains, we asked if we could reschedule for next year and apply our deposit to 2027. Since we wanted to change less than the 10 days (about a week), they forced us to forfeit our deposit. we offered them a $20 cancellation fee like the other campgrounds that worked with us, but they refused. We are very disappointed in their lack of cooperation under the circumstances and will not be booking with them again.

A Shining Light in Gunnison - Truly Exceptional Stay!…read more Our stay at the Inn at Tomichi Village was the absolute highlights of our trip and a wonderful end to an otherwise difficult week. After a terrible five-night experience at another local hotel (the Comfort Inn, where our room was never cleaned, vacuumed, or reset), relocating here felt like night and day. We only wish we had booked our entire stay here from the very beginning. The property and rooms are fantastic. Our upstairs room was incredibly clean, comfortable, and well-maintained with daily housekeeping. Outside, the views of the Gunnison landscape are absolutely spectacular. The service we experienced was outstanding. Everyone we encountered was competent, proactive, and exceptionally kind. A staff member warmly greeted every single person who entered the common area. The breakfast deserves its own special praise. It is fresh, delicious, and beautifully prepared. They offer an amazing spread, including eggs, fruit, yogurt, cereals, juices, coffee, fresh baked goods, cinnamon raisin bread, and excellent homemade muffins. There was even a delicious, flaky, sticky nut pastry reminiscent of baklava that we loved. Our only regret is that we missed the second day's breakfast due to catching an early flight. The Inn at Tomichi Village is a true gem, and we cannot thank the staff enough for their hospitality. If we ever find ourselves in the Gunnison area again, we will be sure to book this location!

STAYED FOR TWO NIGHTS and trust me, compared to the other hotels in Gunnison, this one was a real…read moretreat. (we were someplace else in town for 5 nights prior to this stay) While the Inn is pet friendly, the second floor double queen room was clean and comfortable. The employees were friendly and kind, and I am not sure why others thought he breakfast was standard, it was not. Home made fresh bread, sticky buns, fresh fruit, pre-made waffle batter in correct portions, and I thought the scrambled eggs with fresh herbs were delicious. I have a friend with a similar bed and breakfast in Vermont and like the Vermont hotel, I felt welcomed and cared for. Very helpful staff. I managed to jam quarters in the washing machine, and someone came IMMEDIATELY (something hard to find in Gunnison) and fixed the problem. When we needed boarding passes, we called the desk and within 10 minutes we received a call that they were ready to be picked up. If you can not stay in Crested Butte, I would highly recommend the Inn at Tomichi Village. I have stayed at three other hotels in town and they do not compare to the Inn at Tomichi Village. Be aware there is no elevator. I have knee issues and would stay here again no question even with a knee replacement and arthritis!!! I am guessing any negative reviews are from the OTHER "Karens" and the bad reviews might be when it was managed differently. Look at the most recent reviews for a true picture. When I compared to the hotels in the area, this one was the cleanest. Perhaps the pet friendly rooms on the first floor might be different but from my perspective, and after staying on the second floor, management is doin a great job! Thank you.