I took a tour with Liam and it exceeded my expectations in every way. Not only did I find out that…read moreSalt Lake City has one of the best beer scenes around, I got taken behind the scenes into the brewhouses at all the locations that we visited. All the driving was taken care of, I learned everything and more about beer, and we even got a beer and food pairing. I tried my first gluten reduced beer (pretty much gluten free) and it tasted just like regular beer. Also, Liam chose all the beer, which allowed me to try styles I normally wouldn't have chosen. I didn't think I would enjoy that, but it was awesome! The hotel they pick up at is baller, indoor skate park, best rooftop view of the city, and the coffee bar inside is perfect for a before or after. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of beer Salt Lake City brewers are collectively producing.

I highly recommend City Brew Tours-SLC. We had a great time. Our tour guide, Liam was fantastic…read more He was very knowledgeable and made great tasting choices. I would go again.

Shayla and Luke are such great personalities! Totally high energy throughout! Lots of great history…read more+ silly fun! Several photo stops which were appreciated and a bathroom break at the stunning state capital! It was a bit hard seeing tops of buildings from the trolly but otherwise a great experience. Views mostly surround downtown areas.

Glen, Matthew and Kaylee made the trip memorable. They…read morewere friendly, knowledgeable, and sang wonderfully. Thank you

Morbid curiosity got the best of me when Facebook recommended an event for a walking tour of true…read morecrimes in the downtown Salt Lake City area. I don't consider myself a true crime expert, but I am drawn to folklore and mystery. So I snagged my friend to join me and we were signed up for later that evening. The price is a little steep-$30 per person, plus (ugh) online fees. But when I learned that this is a one-man show founded by a charismatic ex-radio personality (thanks, Covid), I was happy to support him. Its obvious he has put in a lot of time and effort to get this endeavor up and running. Or, um, walking. He plans to expand to a van in the future to allow tours in all weather. The pace of the tour is very comfortable. We walked about a mile and a half but it was very doable. Bring water, especially when it's hot outside and wear proper shoes. He sends an email with parking and meet up directions-they are easy to follow. Plan to pay five bucks to park, unless you find street parking during free hours. Anyway, I won't give away all the details of the stops, but we visited five locations where crimes have occurred-one as recent as 2016. Jackson, or Nightcat as he calls himself, told us the stories and sprinkled in just the right amount of eeriness with facts to make it both intriguing and educational. He did not exaggerate or try to make the stories more unbelievable than they were on their own. He also shared tidbits of information on other buildings around the area-leaving me wanting to learn more. I would love to listen to him talk more about the history of our town-he has done his research. I hope that he expands his tour offerings-I could see him doing lots of cool routes.

My older kids and I love to research unique things to do and stumbled upon this crime tour of SLC…read more We've done lots of ghost tours and thought it was a unique spin on it... the owner and guide was so funny and engaging as we walked around downtown mesmerized by true crime stories he recounted. Very well done! Heard he has another tour he offers and hope to do that as well!

This place was soooooo friendly. They were friendly on the phone, friendly in person, like everyone…read morethere was friendly. It's a good thing they don't have barstools because I think people would just hang out. The mechanics took time to explain everything with me including how to take care of things on my own - which I probably won't ever do, but I thought it was cool that they would teach me anyways. All I can say is if you need a good shop for your ebike check them out! Also, they have the cutest shop dogs. Me and this pug became bff's.

Came in to get my handlebars tightened, did a great job!…read more What's cool too is the fact that they let you have a chance to test the e-bikes

I recently took the Best of Italy Tour. The itinerary was well-planned, and the art demonstrations…read morewere truly highlights of the trip. However, there is a significant aspect of the tour's social environment that prospective solo travelers should be aware of. While not advertised as a faith-based tour, my group was almost entirely comprised of members of the LDS (Mormon) community. While I respect all backgrounds, the tour felt like a private religious excursion rather than a general public tour. If the company is going to cater so heavily to a specific religious group, it should be marketed as a faith-based tour so that outsiders can make an informed decision about the social dynamic. Unfortunately this led to a tour experience where there was a clique' dynamic that led to significant exclusion. Group members denied me accessible seating at demonstrations and even attempted to excluded me from group gondola rides because I was a single woman outside of their social circle. Most concerning was the lack of consideration for mobility needs; Though some members were supportive, I found I was repeatedly pushed aside by group members when need assistance, even when a flight attendant was assisting me. This created an environment that felt unwelcoming and, at times, physically unsafe. I would recommend this tour for the sights, but only if you are part of the specific demographic mentioned above. I urge the company to be more transparent about the nature of their clientele or to better manage group conduct to ensure all guests are treated with basic courtesy.

I went in a tour to Belgium and Netherlands. Seein the tulips was a bucket list item for me. I…read moreenjoyed the tour. The other tour members were lovely. I was a little worried about this since I am not LDS. I Believe there were more non LDS travelers than LDS. Those who were did not mind that I had a glass of wine at dinner and were very friendly and inclusive. The tour was slower paced than tours I've taken with other companies. Also the only meals included were hotel breakfasts. Sometimes eating other meals was challenging due to location. I think the our good have been better organized and something's omitted and others added. The price is very reasonable but I don't feel you get as much compared to other companies. I would travel with them again but carefully review the itinerary and make sure I had snacks with me.

Such an awesome experience! Staff was so friendly and…read morewelcoming and excited to help us get excited. Our zip guide's name was Taylor and she was incredible. So upbeat, helpful, personable and kind. Not to mention knowledgeable!! It was awesome to watch her hook herself up to the zipline behind us and fly down on her own. It was comforting to have someone so experienced. Would do it again in a heartbeat! I highly recommend the epic tour. Totally worth the extra money to fly down from the TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN.

The Canyons Resort has opened a Zip Line that is hands down the best one up in Park City!!!…read more The Red Pine Zip Tour adventure is a thrill, you start your adventure at the bottom of the ski resort, buy your ticket in the sports shop at the base and ride up in an enclosed gondola that seats 4 comfortable and maybe 6 in the winter. Great views, and then get off at mid- mountain to meet your guide. After signing your life away on a simple form you get outfitted with your harness, helmut and zip line back pack. Quick walk to the training center, which is a mini zip line that is about 20 feet long and 10 feet off the ground. You learn how to hold on, go fast, slow down and stop. Then down you go. Pretty simple. Then a short walk to the Red Pine Zip Line for two rides. After being hooked up, you and a friend race down a real zip line. This time it's long high and a bit scary, well not really, well kinda ..but boy is it a thrill. Your $20 gets you two rides and that's enough for many. BUT for $25 dollars more you get the deluxe package which gets you a ride on the LOOK OUT ZIP LINE. Yeah it's a bit pricer, but worth it! The Red Pines is similar to the Park City Resort Zip Line but the LOOK OUT is the big one up here, and worth the price. You and your guide take a short hike down a path and climb on the SHORT CUT ski lift and ride up to the other zip line. This time you are going to be really high, and going to go really fast our guide said 25 vs 40mph and your going 2200 feet vs 880 feet. I must admit is was a lot scary than the first one. My teenagers loved it, I kinda closed my eyes for part of it. Hard to admit. But had to open them up as I needed to watch the guide's instructions to slow down and stop. You control how fast and how slow you go. They have a back up safety way to stop if your a total Spaz, which I was not. Short walk back to the mid-mountain which has a restaurant for lunch or snacks and then nice ride back down the gondola. This is a great adventure. I think you need to be 10 or older, weigh between 50-260lbs and be taller than 48 inches to ride. Our guide says they are open in the winter and that when it is snowing this it is really a great ride. I think I will be down skiing but it is a great option for someone who doesn't ski or snowboard, as you can get up the mountain and will get a both a scenic view of the mountains and the action below.

Excellent communication, service, helpfulness of the driver, and on-time arrival. We appreciate…read moreeven more as their pricing was reasonable.

Thank you Colton for your tour had a great time and definitely will be back again.. it was a great…read moreexperience...

I booked my first horseback riding experience with Red Pine Adventures. It was amazing for…read morefirst-timers. It was very easy to book. After checking in, the staff helped us pick out our helmets. The tour guides were knowledgeable and friendly. Most of the horses were well-behaved. Great views.

If there were 10 stars they would get it. Snowmobiling was incredible and once in a lifetime…read moreexperience. From start to finish this team was incredible. Extremely helpful when emailing as we needed 2 different times as we had to split into 2 groups due to little ones. They were extremely helpful and flexible. Customer service was spectacular and the ride itself was outstanding. Our guides were incredible and created an exciting tour and even gave us some "tips" along the way. If you are looking for an adventure you need to contact them. The area we went to during the tour was like from another world. So beautiful, so peaceful and just made you enjoy life. All around 5 stars for the Red Pines adventure team. I was in the first group and wanted to go back with the second group.

Fantastic tour got to experience some real beautiful sights I highly recommend this tour to…read moreeveryone who is looking to get a good view of Salt Lake City.

I was able to get to know Salt Lake City and the great state of Utah in this four hours bus tour…read more Very informative if you are willing to listen and interested in history.

Went to Antelope Island and spiral Jetty. both were beautiful and interesting and both had insane…read moreamount of flying bugs ... some biting and some not. flies, gnats, mosquitos, midges ect. I wore long pants though it was 100 degrees and bug spray which helped. We had around 20 flies in our car. Had thoughts of doing more walking around and trying different trails but the bug situation altered those plans. At the Jetty we let the drone do the exploring and we stayed besides the car swatting at bugs. I'm sure it would have been worse getting near the water and out in the brush. At antelope park they were bad at the causeway and everywhere around dusk. will include pics of the front of our car. but this lake is beautiful and great place to use the camera or drone.

It's an experience to stand down there whether it's full to its limit or the water is receded as it…read morehas recent years. The surprise for some people is the smell of it because it's the things that live in the water and then when they start to decay release a gas that's sort of poopy smelling. But all being sad if you look around, it is the most stunningly beautiful views you'll ever see being done at the lake and taking pictures that blue sky and blue water and white sands and white salt... Lots of white salt. To the to the state park there entry fee was $10 for the car. I felt like my money is worth out of it because it was a unique experience and if you're going to be in the Salt Lake City area, it's worth a drive down to see some of the better parts of the lake. Some can be a long drive like on the way to the northern part of the lake, but you go to the southern part of the lake and it's very close to the airport.