Best day of the winter !! Had the best day going to Dunton Hot Springs. Everyone off their phones…read morejust having a great time. Dunton is incredibly special and Telluride Outfitters is the only place to get you there. HIGHLY recommend this if you're visiting Telluride!!

Please do not rent floating inner tubes with this company. They are completely negligent and will…read moreput you in harm's way. We rented inner tubes with them to float on the river next to Telluride. The employee told us that it would take about 1 hour to float 3 miles, so we parked our car at the end of those 3 miles so we could easily finish our float at our car and head home. After 2 hours, we had only floated 1 mile. So, it would've taken us 6 hours to get back to our car instead of the expected 1 hour, at which it would've been after dark and much colder. Thankfully we brought a cell phone (even though we were instructed not to) and thankfully we had friends in the area we could call to pick us up. But the completely incorrect information we received from this company still put us in harm's way and could've caused us to be in a legitimately dangerous situation if we were any less lucky. I reached out to the company multiple times about their errors, and they never responded. Please do not ever rent with this company or trust any information they give you.

For those of you who don't travel to southern CO often should check out Mesa Verde National Park…read more The location and methods of building by the Native Americans is incredible. This is a seasonal destination so try to come in the summer when the tours are running so you can walk and climb amongst some of the areas.

A wonderful and beautiful park!…read more Mesa Verde means 'green table'. This national park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with the best-preserved Ancestral Puebloan ancestral sites in the United States (nps) - it celebrates people. The snowy peaks in the background is San Juan Mountain. We visit multiple Mesa Top Sites, (900-1100, nps). MTS means top archeological sites within this park. We first stop at the Far View Terrace Cafe for bathroom break and also pick up our lady guide; then driving up north, stopping at the PitHouse, ending the tour at the information & research center in early afternoon about 2pm, that includes an hour lunch at Far View Terrace Cafe, with a wonderful view. Two other cafes are the Spruce Tree Terrace Cafe, and the Knife Edge Cafe. The Cliff Palace is impressive. But the tour didn't take us there - only viewed it from afar. I actually bought a mug that changes with heat and a pretty conch bangle from the gift shop. The information center is cool; the museum is ok.

We had an incredible experience with Kevin at Telluride Off-Road Adventures! He took our…read morefamily--including our two young kids--on a Jeep tour to Bridal Veil Falls and the Social Tunnel, and it was one of the highlights of our trip. Kevin was kind, knowledgeable, professional, and genuinely friendly. He shared so much interesting information about the area while making sure everyone felt safe and had a great time. What really stood out was how wonderful he was with our kids. He kept them engaged, made the adventure fun, and by the end they were already asking when they could go again! Kevin truly made the experience special for our whole family. If you're looking for an unforgettable Jeep tour in Telluride, we can't recommend him and Telluride Off-Road Adventures highly enough. Thank you for such an amazing day!

Justin was a great tour guide providing a safe a don enjoyable tour of the "real" Telluride as he…read morecalls its. highly recommend taking a tour to see some of the scenery in this beautiful area

We had a fun doing something different. Bobby the tour guy was full of information and history. You…read moreget to go into the mine. See the way they mined by hand 100+ years ago. Worth the trip.

We drove our vehicle up which was no problem but would highly recommend a day trip with a 4x4…read morearound Bachelor loop and stop on the way down at Last Chance Mine. We did a 45 minute tour and my 3 teenagers enjoyed the tour. Words cannot describe what you will see. Truly once in a lifetime experience. Go and you won't regret it!

My sister was visiting from the East Coast and has always loved any opportunity to spend time with…read morehorses. JR arranged for Ally to take my sister on a tour of the wild horses in the Bookcliffs. This was the highlight of her visit. Ally was kind, enthusiastic and very knowledgeable. My sister was paired with an elegant Percheron named Martini. A perfect gentleman. Thank you Ally and JR!

JR Carriage's horse and carriage rides through the Palisade wineries offer an exceptional…read moreexperience for wine enthusiasts and tourists alike. The service is highly praised for its scenic tours through the heart of Grand Valley's Wine Country, allowing visitors to enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the vineyards and the historical charm of Palisade. Guests often highlight the knowledgeable and friendly drivers who enhance the tour with interesting insights about the area. The experience includes stops at prestigious vineyards, providing ample opportunities to taste a variety of exquisite wines. This unique and relaxing way to explore the wineries makes JR Carriage's service a memorable highlight of any visit to the region. Highly recommend JR Carriage for your trip to Palisade.

Board the train was easy. There were convenient restrooms and gift shops at the station. There was…read morea canteen bar for snacks and drinks inside the train, as well as restroom was also convenient. A guide was available to explain what we were seeing. The views were fantastic! There was a stop midway, for a delicious buffet lunch. There was an open car for outdoor viewing. Windows easily opened.

This was a very interesting train ride with awesome scenery and some interesting facts. The lunch…read morebuffet halfway through the ride was as good as it gets. They offered all types of food for varied diets

I booked this tour online to find something fun to do with my boyfriend while visiting Durango. It…read morewas my bf first time riding a snowmobiling. The drive up during a storm was also an adventure we were nervous about not making our time slot with the roads being bad. We were able to make it during our slot time and luckily still had time to get ready. I will note to leave a lot earlier during a storm. Once we arrived our guide made sure to provide us instructions and made sure we all had proper gear for riding. They also offered us some hot drinks before, half time and after our ride back at the trail head base camp. During breaks my boyfriend and I were able to take turns driving and enjoy the views. The back seat was very comfortable. Our guide took us on some loops in the area and we came back to camp to warm up and use the restroom during breaks. My boyfriend did go off the track by accident and our guide with a few other men helped get it out easily. We had a lot of fun with our guide who was very friendly and knowledgeable about the area. We did run into a few other groups on the trails which caused some bottlenecking. Our guide was able to coordinate to go around or let the other groups pass by us. I highly recommend going with ice pirates and also wish they had more merchandise to buy to remember our trip.

Great operation! Did a backcountry day tour with friends…read more All brand new equipment ! Great lunch ! Awesome guides! Tyler is the man and Adam joined us too for a bit and he was great too. They had us all in deep fresh powder all day and it hadn't snowed in over a month! Definitely want to go back again!

I was on my way to Santa Fe from Farmington, but I wanted to make a quick stop at least one museums…read morein the area. What surprised me was that they were open early! Considering that I wouldn't have been able to stop if it was the common museum hours like 10 or 11 am open, I was very thankful. Moreover the information they provide within the exhibit in the building (the aerial photos are awesome!), and the great booklet they hand you for the self guided tour through the ruins are excellent. Make sure to have a hat and wear good footwear, as there are no shades and the path down to the ruins are steep. Also don't forget to thank the museum staff, and buy something from the shop to support them!

Such a cool place to visit! Give yourself at least 2 hours to explore the outdoor ruins and museum…read more Truly a gem of a place to learn about indigenous building methods and art. We will definitely be back!

Let me start by stating! We went to the wrong Mine Tour. We didn't know until we paid and were…read morefully invested. We had wanted to go to the tour which had the actual mine cars (whatever that's called... lol). Dave (the tour guide) came earlier than the start time and took us to the mining area where you can sift for gold or silver. It was a lot of fun, I ended up with a nice size piece of fools gold. Which he told us does have a little gold on it. The tour started at 11 am, and we had to walk the tunnel. Please come with shoes you don't mind getting a little muddy (it's a mine.. folks). He gave us the history of the mine, taught us about some of the tools (why they are called Jack (fill in the blanks, etc). Even though it was not the right tour or location, we were very happy that we ended up there. Dave is absolutely fantastic!

John made the tour fun and interesting. Always good to learn a little history. Had a great time.read more

We recently did the Bachelor Loop tour with Matt and we had the time of our lives! Matt was a…read morewonderful guide- helpful, kind and funny! Highly recommend Mountain Skillz for your next back country adventure!

We did the sunset 4Hr ride on July 16th. The ride was a blast lots of wildlife and amazing views…read more The guide, Justin, was awesome and super knowledgeable, he made the ride a lot of fun. If you do the sunset BRING INSULATED JACKETS!!! We made the mistake of only bringing a pullover and it got very cold, thankfully Justin had blankets for us! 100% recommend!!