Jeep tours are a fun way to explore Colorado ghost towns and mining history. Since many Colorado ghost towns cropped up as remote settlements before paved roads came along, some of them can only be accessed by off-road vehicles or other non-motorized means of travel. A few Colorado ghost towns near Vail can be visited… Read more »
With its stunning natural beauty and many opportunities for outdoor adventure, Vail, Colorado, is a prime destination for corporate groups. Whether you’re coming to Vail for a workplace meeting, a corporate retreat, or a recreational getaway with co-workers, there’s plenty to explore with Timberline Tours guides. Vail’s scenic waterways, towering mountain peaks, and high-mountain meadows… Read more »
When you budget part of your Colorado vacation for a whitewater rafting trip on the Colorado River through Glenwood Canyon… …be prepared to fork over a little more time to the neighboring hot spot of Glenwood Springs. But be warned, no matter what time of year you visit, there’s so much to do around Glenwood… Read more »
Vail rafting is an exciting and adventurous Colorado activity to do during the summer months. Each rafting trip begins when Timberline Tours picks you up from your local accommodation, or at the boathouse, where you will get fully outfitted with rafting gear. Also at the boathouse, Timberline’s expert guides will go through a safety talk… Read more »
It’s important to know about common whitewater rafting hazards so that you can take precautions to avoid them whether you’re on a commercially guided Vail rafting trip or whether you’re rafting recreationally with friends. At Timberline Tours, the safety of our guests is top propriety, and our rafting guides have the experience, training, and local… Read more »