Top Boulder Half-day Tours

Experience the supersize scenery and Wild West history of the Rocky Mountain foothills on this small-group escape from Denver. First, head out on a hike to the Flatirons and take in the stunning views. Then, visit a local taproom for a complimentary drink from a selection of award-winning beers. Enjoy free time to stroll and browse independent stores on the funky, pedestrian Pearl Street Mall.

If you've always wanted to try an e-bike, experience the power of Pedego’s Elevate Mountain Bike on this Boulder mountain biking tour that’s open to all skill levels. Get oriented to the bike’s high-tech features, then set off along the scenic Boulder Creek Trail before ascending up Sugarloaf Mountain using the bike’s battery power. Stop for photos while cruising the spectacular Switzerland Trail on this curated Rocky Mountain adventure.

Chief Experience Officer and local historian, Dave Lively, will guide you beyond closed gates of Rocky Mountain National Park, leaving the pavement, parking lots and heavily used trails behind to reveal the stories of the region's history, people and wildlife. He will shine light on the rich history of Rocky in a way that brings the adventures of the people of the past to life. With unique stories and one of a kind photos he will connect you to events and personal journeys from the past, transporting you back in time and allowing you to visualize this wilderness in a new light. Dave is a resident and well-known historian in Grand Lake, and the only Certified Tour Guide in Grand County, Colorado. He lives less than ½ mile from Rocky Mountain National Park, his backyard. His family homesteaded what is now the western entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park, giving him generations of unique detailed knowledge, personal stories and photographs.

Feel like a kid again on this Boulder e-bike tour that combines action, nature, and culture—no sweat required. Cruise through downtown Boulder’s Pearl Street area, stopping to learn local trivia and the story behind colorful, tucked-away street murals that many visitors miss. Then, take advantage of the bike’s battery power to easily cruise along the Boulder Creek Path out to the open spaces of Wonderland Lake Park.