• Denver Union Station - Embark on an unforgettable journey at one of Colorado’s most renowned historic sites! With a history spanning over a century, Denver Union Station first opened in 1881. This landmark is a true marvel, showcasing exquisite carved granite columns, grand cast iron windows, and elegant chandeliers, making it one of Colorado’s most beautiful architectural wonders.

Denver Union Station stands as Downtown Denver’s most distinguished cultural landmark, perfectly embodying Colorado’s vibrant history. Wander through the Grand Hall, enjoy a stay at the luxurious Crawford Hotel, or explore the various boutiques, shops, coffee houses, and bars within the station. Savor an artisanal coffee or hot chocolate before setting off, or indulge in a delightful meal at one of Union Station’s top-rated restaurants upon your return! With Aspire Tours, immerse yourself in Denver’s rich cultural history firsthand!

• Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre - Hosting legendary music acts like The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, U2, Diana Ross, and The Grateful Dead, Red Rocks Amphitheatre is one of the most iconic music venues ever. This historic site features a breathtaking 9,525-person capacity amphitheater surrounded by majestic, ancient sandstone formations. Here, nature and humanity unite to create something extraordinary! Named the Best Small Outdoor Venue by Pollstar Magazine for over a decade, Red Rocks Amphitheatre perfectly showcases Colorado’s stunning natural beauty combined with human creativity. It’s no surprise that so many people visit the Centennial State each year to attend a concert or hike near Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

With an expert guide from Aspire Tours, experience the awe-inspiring beauty of Red Rocks Amphitheatre yourself! Discover the venue or the surrounding rock formations and soak in the sights and sounds of Colorado’s most renowned music venue.

• Loveland Pass - Venture off the beaten path with an expert guide from Aspire Tours! There are countless opportunities to witness the most breathtaking views and vistas in Colorado during our highly-rated tour from Denver to Breckenridge. On this tour, enjoy a drive through Colorado’s famous Loveland Pass, a historic and iconic route through the magnificent Rocky Mountains. Originally built as a wagon route before the Eisenhower Tunnel, the Pass offers a slower, more scenic journey through the snowy mountains. Reach impressive heights of 11,990 feet and experience the ethereal beauty of Colorado! The mesmerizing and breathtaking views from Loveland Pass are truly unparalleled. Travel straight through the Continental Divide, a mountain range that divides the United States’ watersheds into east and west. Colorado is a state brimming with natural wonders, and with Aspire Tours, you can witness it firsthand.

• Sapphire Point Overlook - Discover one of Colorado’s most treasured hidden gems! At an elevation of 9,500 feet, Sapphire Point Overlook provides some of the most stunning views in the state. Renowned for its exceptional beauty, this overlook is a popular location for small weddings and photography sessions. During your tour to Breckenridge, your guide will pause at this scenic overlook. It offers the perfect vantage point for panoramic views of the Dillon Reservoir and Rocky Mountains. Sapphire Point Overlook presents its serene and natural beauty to visitors year-round. In the colder months, the alpine forests and mountains transform into a winter wonderland, with the lake below freezing and covered in powdery white snow. In summer, the overlook offers unmatched views of the rugged mountains, shimmering lake, and lush green forests. As the final stop before reaching Breckenridge, Sapphire Point Overlook is the ideal place for a moment of peaceful reflection.

• Breckenridge - Nestled deep within the Rocky Mountains, Breckenridge epitomizes small-town charm. This tranquil mountain town offers something for every visitor! Established in 1859 by prospectors during the gold rush, Breckenridge is renowned for its rich cultural history. Step back in time and stroll down the town’s iconic streets lined with beautiful, well-preserved Victorian architecture. Breckenridge boasts a variety of world-class restaurants, bars, and boutiques. Enjoy shopping in the charming downtown area, stop for a coffee at a local shop, or grab a quick bite at one of Breckenridge’s many cafes! Each year, thousands of visitors and artists gather to experience the town’s numerous arts festivals, including the International Snow Sculpture Championships! Take a leisurely walk through town or enjoy a self-guided hike on one of the many nearby trails.

• Isak Heartstone - Optional: Visit the famous troll

• Eco-friendly water refill stations - bring your reusable bottle!
• Experience the area with a knowledgeable local guide
• Embark on self-guided hikes starting right from Main St.
• Fun-filled sledding adventures

• Gratuities
• Skiing and Snowboarding at Breckenridge Ski Resort
• Lunch
• Coats, gloves, hats, etc.

Sit back, unwind, and take in the breathtaking mountain views on this day trip from Denver to Breckenridge. Spend a few hours leisurely exploring the delightful Victorian mountain town. Beyond its renowned slopes, Breckenridge offers shopping, gourmet dining, a free gondola ride up the mountain, sledding, snowy woodland walks, and a visit to the famous troll. The options are endless!

During the journey, enjoy a visit to the world-renowned Red Rocks, traverse the Continental Divide, and capture memorable photos. The best part? The driving is taken care of!

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• Visit the spectacular Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre
• Cross the Continental Divide at 11,990 feet at Loveland Pass
• Capture photos at Sapphire Point Overlook with views of Dillon Reservoir
• Discover the Breckenridge Troll, enjoy sledding, and explore the town independently

Please note, the BreckConnect Gondola is closed in May and October for elk migration.

• Summer hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (June to mid-September)
• Winter hours: 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (mid-November to mid-April)
• Please note that it is a possibility in the winter that the visibility is limited due to snow. We are flexible with our cancellation policy if snow is in the forecast and are happy to reschedule if weather looks better on another day.
• Traffic delays possible
• From November to April, waterproof shoes are highly recommended. Wool socks are also recommended.
• You will NOT be skiing or snowboarding on this tour
• Children under the age of 8 will not be permitted to join this tour without explicit confirmation from tour provider
• Guests who will be using an assistive device such as a scooter or walker, please contact us prior to your tour to ensure our vehicle has accommodating space.
• Please dress in layers. You are welcome to leave any unused articles of clothing in the vehicle at each stop.
• Sledding is weather permitting

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.