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Discover the Colorado Rockies on a 2-Day Hiking and Camping Trip
This 2-day adventure in Colorado offers an ideal way to experience the Majestic Rockies beyond typical sightseeing. For $250 per person, travelers are guided through beautiful hikes, enjoy scenic camping spots, and indulge in hearty BBQ dinners. Led by Amazing Adventures, this tour is perfect for those seeking an active outdoor escape, with all essential gear provided and flexible options based on the season and group interests.
While the trip emphasizes nature, relaxation, and good food, it also includes a fascinating chance to learn about Denver’s history. The tour maintains a small group size of up to 6 participants, ensuring personalized attention and a more intimate wilderness experience. This trip is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts who want a balanced mix of adventure, comfort, and local insights, although it is not suited for individuals with certain medical conditions or children under 6.
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- Price and Duration: $250 per person for 2 days of hiking and camping.
- All gear included: Tents, sleeping bags, mats, headlamps, and backpacks.
- Flexible routes: Hikes are tailored to season, group interests, and day of the week, with options for higher elevations in summer or warmer lower trails in spring and fall.
- Camping options: Typically near vehicles; paid campsites on weekends or remote dispersed sites without bathrooms.
- Meals included: Sandwiches on the trail, a BBQ dinner featuring salmon, burgers, and sides, plus breakfasts with potatoes, omelets, and coffee.
- Legal recreational options: Enjoy drinks, mushrooms, or marijuana at the campsite, in accordance with Colorado laws.
- Pickup and logistics: Optional pickup in a grey minivan or free parking at 2915 Welton St in Denver.
- Availability and flexibility: Book now with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and pay later options.
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The Rockies Come Alive on the First Day Hike
The tour departs from Denver, with a focus on scenic, less-crowded spots such as tranquil lakes and lower elevations when needed. The first-day hike involves a trail where sandwiches and chips are served, providing energy for the trek. The route is carefully chosen to match the group’s interests and the season, ensuring comfortable walking and spectacular views. The guide leads you through terrain suited to the weather, often near the vehicle for easy access and safety.
Camping at Scenic Locations Close to Nature and Vehicles
After the first day’s hike, the group sets up camp close to vehicles, making it convenient for gear and comfort. On weekends, the tour secures a paid campsite to guarantee a spot, while on other days, camping occurs at dispersed sites that offer a more remote wilderness experience without bathroom facilities.
The camping gear—including tents, sleeping bags, mats, and headlamps—is provided, so travelers only need to bring appropriate outdoor clothing, rain gear, and personal toiletries. The campsite settings allow for relaxation and socializing around the campfire, with a delicious BBQ dinner featuring salmon, burgers, and potato salad.
Nighttime in the Rockies: Food, Drinks, and Relaxation
The evening meal is a highlight, with BBQ favorites prepared by the guide team. Guests are encouraged to unwind with beers or wine if they wish, and since marijuana and mushrooms are legal in Colorado, those interested can partake responsibly. The relaxed atmosphere encourages stories and stargazing, making the camping experience memorable.
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The next morning begins with potato hash, omelets, and fresh coffee around the campfire. After breakfast, the group embarks on a nearby hike in a scenic area, often at a lower elevation during fall and spring to avoid cold weather while still enjoying the Rockies’ beauty. The second hike offers tranquil landscapes, wildlife sightings, and photo opportunities.
Before heading back to Denver, the group enjoys peanut and jelly sandwiches on the trail, making for a simple yet satisfying lunch. The return includes reflections on the trip, with plenty of time for photos and conversations about Colorado’s natural wonders.
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Logistics and Group Experience
This tour departs with an English-speaking live guide and is designed for a small group of up to 6 participants. Pickup is available from Denver or at the designated parking spot, making logistics straightforward. The tour emphasizes personalized guidance and flexibility, allowing the guide to adapt hikes and camping sites based on season, weather, and group preferences.
The tour’s duration is flexible to start times, with the 2-day itinerary balancing active hiking with relaxing camping moments. All essentials—from food to safety gear like bear spray—are included, ensuring a hassle-free outdoor adventure.
What to Bring for a Comfortable Experience
Participants should prepare by bringing hiking shoes, appropriate clothing, a hat, sunscreen, rain gear, and outdoor gear such as hiking pants and jackets. Toiletries and personal items are also recommended, but no need to worry about tents or sleeping gear—the tour provides those.
Who Should Consider This Tour
This experience is not suitable for children under 6 or individuals with back, heart, diabetes, altitude sickness, or high blood pressure. It’s best for those who are comfortable with moderate physical activity and outdoor conditions. Since the tour involves camping and outdoor hiking, a good level of physical fitness makes the experience more enjoyable.
Unique Features That Set This Tour Apart
What makes this Colorado hiking and camping trip stand out is the customization of hikes based on season and interest, the all-inclusive gear, and the relaxed camping environment near scenic lakes and nature spots. The delicious BBQ dinners and the opportunity to enjoy Colorado’s legal recreational substances add a layer of fun and relaxation.
The Perfect Outdoor Escape in Colorado
This tour offers a balanced blend of adventure, comfort, and local flavor. The small group size and personalized guidance ensure a tailored experience suitable for outdoor lovers looking for a short, immersive getaway. Whether you seek tranquil lakes, mountain views, or campfire evenings, this trip delivers.
For those wanting to escape Denver for a weekend and experience the beauty of the Rockies with easy logistics and great food, this 2-day hiking and camping tour from Amazing Adventures is a compelling choice.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cost of this Colorado hiking and camping tour?
The tour costs $250 per person for 2 days of outdoor activities, meals, and gear.
How long is each day’s hike?
The exact length varies depending on season, group interest, and weather, but each hike is designed to be manageable and scenic, with plenty of opportunities for rest and photography.
Are camping amenities available at the sites?
Campgrounds are typically close to vehicles, with paying campsites on weekends or dispersed sites without bathrooms for a more remote experience.
What gear is provided?
All sleeping gear, tents, mats, headlamps, and backpacks are included, so travelers only need to bring appropriate outdoor clothing.
Can I bring my own food or drinks?
While meals are provided, guests are welcome to bring their own drinks, including beer or wine, and in accordance with Colorado laws, mushrooms or marijuana.
Is the tour suitable for children?
The activity is not suitable for children under 6 years or individuals with certain medical conditions such as back, heart, or altitude sickness.
What is the cancellation policy?
Guests can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The reserve now & pay later option allows flexible planning.
Where does the tour start?
Participants can choose to be picked up in a grey minivan or meet at free parking at 2915 Welton St in Denver.
How physically demanding is this tour?
The hikes are tailored to the season and interest, generally suited for those comfortable with moderate outdoor activity. The second-day hikes are often at lower elevations for easier access.
Is alcohol or recreational substances allowed?
Yes, since marijuana and mushrooms are legal in Colorado, guests may enjoy beverages or substances responsibly during the camping portion.
What makes this tour unique compared to others?
The personalized route planning, all-inclusive gear, and combination of hiking, camping, and local insights distinguish this experience from other outdoor adventures in Colorado.