Discover Colorado's glorious mountain scenery and the bustling modern city of Denver on this day tour. Visit the famous Red Rock Amphitheater, Bear Creek Canyon, as well as major cultural and historical sites of this high-altitude metropolis.

In the morning, get picked up from your hotel and journey west into the wilderness of the Rocky Mountains. Your first stop is at the magnificent Red Rocks Park, a 250 million year-old natural creation, home to a spectacular amphitheater. This venue is popular for concerts and other special events, combining both natural acoustics and breathtaking views.

Continue your tour to Bear Creek Canyon and look out for elk, deer, and buffalo. Stop for 360-degree views on the top of Lookout Mountain and visit the Buffalo Bill Memorial Museum and Grave, which features wild west shows, Indian artifacts, and antique firearms.

Upon arrival back in Denver, break for lunch if you’d like before your tour to the city's many attractions continues. Travel through the old charming neighborhoods of the Mile High City, and admire historic Larimer Square. Visit the gold-domed Colorado State Capitol, the United States Mint, and the Denver Art Museum.

At the picturesque City Park, take some panoramic shots of natural landscapes against the contrasting skyscrapers that are framed by the impressive Rocky Mountains. Enjoy convenient transportation back to your hotel after this incredible journey through nature and history.

Spend a whole day exploring one of America's most scenic national parks. Stop by Denver's Winter Park Ski Resort, Grand Lake, Estes Park, and the university town of Boulder along the way.

This 225-mile (362 km) tour features the best of Colorado. Wind your way through the tunnels of Clear Creek Canyon, into the Arapaho National Forest, and over Berthoud Pass at 11,314 feet above sea level. From there, descend into Winter Park and beautiful Grand Lake, the world's highest yacht basin. A lunch stop allows you to relax and enjoy the phenomenal scenery.

After lunch, take an awe-inspiring drive into Rocky Mountain National Park along Trail Ridge Road, the highest continuous automobile route in the US. At the 12,183-foot summit you can gaze across the tops of many mountains, including massive Long's Peak. The return trip down the mountain goes through the village of Estes Park, by rugged North St. Vrain Canyon, and into Boulder—home of the University of Colorado.

As the sun sets, sit back and relax during the last leg of your drive into Denver. Now you can tell everyone that you crossed the Continental Divide not once, but twice.

Hop on a stylish scooter to zip around downtown Denver with a knowledgeable guide. Spend as much time as you’d like getting comfortable on your ride, and then cruise the streets to check out the Mile High City’s public art, architecture, and most happening ‘hoods.

Meet up with your guide downtown and get situated on your scooter. These easy-to-handle, no-shifting-required vehicles are the perfect speedy and nimble way to explore urban attractions. After a brief orientation, take some time to get comfortable as you drive around a safe parking lot before venturing out onto the roadways.

Roll between stops, pulling off onto the sidewalk to gather around your guide and listen to facts and anecdotes about Colorado’s capital. Stick to the side streets for comfort and safety, and know that your guide can tailor the route to your skill level. The itinerary is totally flexible and can be customized based on your group’s interests.

See the towering bear outside the Colorado Convention Center, and pass through districts like LoDo and LoHi. See Confluence Park and Coors Field, ride in front of the stately dome of the Capitol Building, and check out the Queen Anne-style home of the “unsinkable” Molly Brown—who survived the 1912 sinking of the Titanic. You might cruise through City Park, detour to the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, or spend some time admiring the elaborate Victorian mansions of Capitol Hill before riding back to your starting point.

Soar along an incredible 1,900-foot (580-m) zipline and capture a bird's-eye view of the Rocky Mountain's towering trees and lush mountainsides. Led by certified and charismatic guides, strap in and prepare for an unforgettable time zooming along Colorado's highest and fastest ziplines.

Just 30 minutes outside of Denver is an area with gigantic pine, fir, and spruce trees—the perfect environment for an expansive zipline course. Strap into your safety harness as your knowledgeable instructor briefs you on zipline safety and operations. Guides join you on each platform of the course, systematically checking the equipment's safety and giving you fascinating facts about the region's unique geology and wildlife.

Break the speed limit without getting fined as you soar down Colorado's fastest line, reaching up to 60 miles per hour (96.5 kph) at 250 feet (76 m) above the ground; that's close to 9,000 feet (2,750 m) in elevation. You also experience the state's longest zipline, an incredible 1,900 feet of rope.

Before returning to Denver, enjoy some refreshing drinks and snacks with the picturesque Rocky Mountains as your backdrop.

Discover a new craze in the Mile-High City—craft distilleries. Not your regular craft beer tour, this tour allows you to try different craft liquors including whiskey, vodka, gin, and rum. Cruise around in a lively party bus as your expert guide takes you to the best spots in town.

Arrive at the meeting point where your guide awaits to give you an overview of the day ahead. Then, hop on the bus that has been converted into a party bar on wheels—the Whiskey Wagon. Take your seat as you set off in pursuit of your first craft distillery.

At each stop you get to sample different drinks that the brewer has made themselves. Learn about how they create the alcohol and hear the history of how they got started in the industry. Try a variety of cocktails with vodka, whiskey, gin, agave, and rum, as you make your way to each stop. You even get samples while you’re on the party bus.

Possible stops along the tour include Mile High Spirits, Rising Sun, Laws Whiskey House and Downslope Distilling. After a day of intoxicating fun, return to the starting point where you can catch a cab or bus back to your hotel.