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

Amazing experience . Super friendly staff , perfect weather and magnificent scenery. We even had a…read morecouple of favorite dogs ( Hendrix and Arnold) to pet .

Yeah, if you want to find out about the frontier days of the gold and silver rush, the mines, the…read moremen/women that forged their way to wealth, fame death and poverty; this is a place to start. Leadville vied against Denver for the capital of Colorado. But the historical events, strategies, travel and the shuffling for rights of control and ownership started right here at Matchless Mine. We did a guided tour and our tour guide was a bit different in his approach to the stories behind the mine and Leadville. Very intriguing the similarity of the women back than and the women of today. They were very prominent in the development of this vast area. Very interesting and grabbing how the lives of these people all entwined to deliver a booming town and it's people. I'd love to spend a little more time but the day was over.

The Matchless Mine came highly recommended both by the lady at the Leadville Visitor's center and…read morefrom a limited number (3) Yelp reviews. It is about 1 1/2 miles outside downtown Leadville and I think it's over-rated. There are 2 admission prices -- $6 per person ($5 for kids) for the self-guided tour or $10 per person for a guided tour. We were too late for the last guided tour of the day and opted for the $6 self-guided tour. There are 3 or 4 buildings (2 that you can actually walk into) and about 8-10 placards with descriptions of the mining operation and about Baby Doe. One building was the cabin where Baby Doe spent the final years of her life and included some pictures and a copy of her death certificate. You really didn't learn too much about Baby Doe from the displays in the cabin - her story was better told on one of the placards. The other building you could get inside had some displays of old mining equipment and tools but - again - not a whole lot of useful information. You learned more from the signs. Other buildings included a power magazine that you could look into and a couple of non-descript and otherwise unidentified shacks. Maybe the guided tour would have provided more information but by the end of my self-guided tour, I was glad I hadn't paid the extra $4 for the guided tour.

Not sure if this is correct but it was open a week ago. Great place for a family or date night…read more They had discounts if you were a Colorado resident. Too many kids, but that was expected. I don't recommend getting any food there. The hot chocolate tasted like my high school cafeteria hot chocolate.

We love the ice castles. Our children have a fun time going…read moredown the slides and running through the different rooms and tunnels constructed of ice. They have snacks and hot chocolate for purchase along with family Pictures and souvenirs.

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!

We rented a UTV from K10 and had a mechanical issue about 30 minutes into the ride. We made it…read moreback to the trailhead and Trace was awesome getting us back onto the trail and gave us a couple of custom routes that the family really enjoyed. We will totally rent from them again.

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!

The guides that teach are unprofessional. They are constantly on their phones when they send the…read morekids off to explore, which is more like playing. They give them many of those opportunities, too. At one point, one of them was on the phone and cheering about getting something like a job. I wasn't sure. The other guide joined her and started cheering. They also encourage the kids to use the bathroom outdoors since that's what they would do in nature. I didn't know that and had nothing, such as tissue, to give to the kids. I don't recommend them.

I had the pleasure of participating at one of the walking tour of the at the walking mountain…read morescience center this past week with our guide, Reese. Reese was a great tour guide that was super knowledgeable of the area (animal, plants, and the seasons). This was a super easy hike for those who doesn't hike often or has kids with them and wanted try something else than skiing or snowboarding. When we got to the top, Reese gave us all the opportunity to take photos and he was also our own personal photographer. Definitely coming back to take one of the self tour/hike that this location also offers.

Cultivating Spirits was THE ABSOLUTE BEST!! They made my cannabis parring birthday dinner so…read morespecial from the custom menu to the flavorful food & Cannabis it was all fantastic. I learned sooooo much from Phillip, I wish I would have taken notes, (bc there was room on the backside of the menu), just another small detail that makes me want to book again!!! I can't wait till I plan a trip to Vegas, as I will be booking them again. Oh and did I mention the whole staff wore masks the whole time! It was safe, delicious and fun!!! Definitely worth the price!

We had our honeymoon in Breck (Oct 3-10, 2015) and this was FIRST on the to-do list. I booked…read moreMONTHS in advance (I'm a planner) and Philip (owner) personally contacted me through the whole planning process. He kept saying he was going to make it super special. He wasn't wrong! His whole team was professional and so much fun to be around. The limo picked us up & Angelique (our hostess) educated us about cannabis and terpenes & food pairing with it. Our first stop was at High Country Healing, where Joe (budtender) overwhelmed us with buds, jars & smells! He made us feel so relaxed We stopped at the eatery to meet with our chef and have an appetizer. He was absolutely amazing and food was scrumptious! Next we went to our private wine tasting & pairing with Susanne (Frisco Wine Merchant). Another great fun educated lesson, she was a hoot! Then we went back to the eatery for our delicious entree & dessert. Also, we had the best Fall scenic route. We LOVED everything about it! We would love to do it again!

Gail is a great tour guide with extensive knowledge of the town. She is an impactful story teller…read morewho occasions a deep connection with the stories she tells.

Our tour guide was Jamie and we took the "ghost" tour. Other than telling various locations where…read morepeople had died, there was nothing ghost related in the tour. It was more of a historical tour of Breckenridge, which might have been okay; however, the guide kept getting details confused, correcting herself, and then getting confused again. She did have an iPad with a supposed picture of a ghost that she shared, but even the kids in our group could identify it as a bad photoshop. All in all, we felt it was false advertising regarding the content of the tour and the presentation was not that entertaining.