Yes, as long as we are notified at least 48 hours prior to the tour.​

As much as we love dogs, we unfortunately cannot accommodate your furry friends on our tours. ​

Our half-day tours do not include lunch. For full-day tours, we provide water, coffee, sandwiches, fruit, and chips. Please notify us if you have any dietary restrictions or preferences.​

Most tours offer easy to moderate hiking. Our backpacking trips can be easy, moderate, or strenuous, depending on customer preference.

8 - 9 hours.

If you are within the Denver Metro Area, we will pick you up and drop you off at your hotel. Otherwise, we can meet at Union Station in downtown Denver.

We recommend wearing sunscreen and bringing a pair of sunglasses. Don't forget your binoculars and camera, although we can supply binoculars if you don't have them. Extra snacks and a water bottle are a good idea too.

We generally proceed with tours unless the weather is extreme (i.e. lightning, frigid cold, hazardous road conditions). If a trip needs to be canceled because it is deemed unsafe, we will notify you as soon as possible and fully refund your payment (less any non-refundable costs that we may have already incurred).

We can provide binoculars, snowshoes and/or spikes, hiking poles and for backpacking trips, tent, sleeping bag, sleeping mat, and backpack.

We recommend layers to be prepared for a wide variety of weather. A​ rain jacket, sun hat, wool hat and gloves (in winter), and close-toed sturdy shoes are always a good idea.

We follow state health guidelines. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is no longer requiring that masks be worn on tours. Of course, you are welcome to wear a mask if you feel safest doing so.