Colorado Tours

About Colorado Tours

Colorado turned down the Olympics in 1976. The residents of Denver chose last minute not to host the event because of the cost, pollution, and population boom it would have had on the State.

Hundreds of thousands of Valentine cards are re-mailed each year from the city of Loveland, Colorado. 

Denver hosts the world’s largest annual Rodeo known as the Western Stock show. 

Colorado has the world’s highest elevation alligator farm which is located in the San Luis Valley.  

Colorado has 222 state wildlife areas.

Why go on a Colorado tour?

Colorado is an amazing state – featuring some of the most incredible geography and ecosystems in the country. Its outstanding weather makes it ideal for outdoor activities and a perfect all-year round destination. Colorado has six distinct regions, each catering to different needs. Make sure to consider this when selecting a Colorado tour.

Denver is the state’s capital and is home to some great sports teams, fantastic restaurants, and amazing cultural attractions such as the Colorado State Capitol. Easter Plains of Colorado is the largest of the regions and home to the city of Pueblo. The Front Range is just north of Denver and features Colorado’s two largest universities. Northwestern Colorado is a diverse region and has the state’s most popular ski resorts, like Breckenridge, Aspen and Vail. South Central Colorado is perfect for travelers looking for some recreation fun and rugged natural beauty. While Southwestern Colorado is known for its beautiful landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and abundant outdoor activities. 

Feed off the excitement and energy of this exciting state. Make sure to traverse the Colorado Rockies, which is only 15 minutes away from Denver. Marvel at its sight and come home with a better appreciation for nature. 

When is the best time to go?

With 300 days of annual sunshine, mild temperature, and record snowfalls, it’s never a bad time to go on a Colorado tour. Typically, the lowest temperatures in the winter vary between -17C to -6C. In the summer, the temperature ranges between 32C to 37C. The mountain areas are usually -12C colder than the Denver/Front Range area, while the Southern part of the state is typically warmer than the Northern half. 

Colorado sees some of their biggest tourist crowds through the summer months, appearing from late June to early August. Travel specifically either on August 15 until Labor Day Weekend or from Memorial Day Weekend until June 20th to fully experience a Colorado summer. During winter, the best time to travel is right after New Year until late January. Ski-lovers should visit in April as the first two weeks of this month offer beautifully warm days and plenty of snow. 

Let one great adventure begin by contacting a tripcentral.ca travel agent who’s been there before! They will help you find the best Colorda tour deals and give you tips and advice essential for a perfect getaway.