Want a local guide to show you the ins and outs of what beautiful Clear Creek County has to offer? Jeep Tours Colorado offers a variety of guided tour options for you and your group.
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Experienced guides
Our guides have over 20 years experience four wheeling and off-roading in Colorado. We are outdoor enthusiasts and passionate about showing our guests the very best time Colorado has to offer.
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Customized Jeeps
Jeep Tours Colorado specializes in custom-built Jeeps that are perfectly equipped for challenging trails, so you can take the adventure into your own hands.
** Price includes 1 Native Jeep & Guide per Sunset Tour.
*** Prices include 1-2 Jeeps brought by your group. There is a $75 surcharge for each additional Jeep in your group (up to 4 Jeeps). Please refer to "You-Drive" tour prices for using our Native Jeep vehicles.
How was it for others?
Brandon is a rock star. The Ace Frehley of jeeping. No joke. This guy knows everything about the trails, the geology and history of the Georgetown area, like the back of his hand. We did some great obstacles and made it to the top of a thirteener. My teenagers had a blast and that's putting it mildly.
Christian Mahler
San Diego
Sooo much fun! I was afraid to drive the Jeep at first, but Alma and Brandon assured me we could go on some easier trails and really boosted my confidence. They are natural teachers and great guides. I'm actually considering buying a Jeep now
Jessica Alderman
Virginia Beach
This was my first time to Denver and I'm so glad I did this tour. I had no idea you could actually drive a Jeep to the top of a mountain. Incredible views, beautiful nature trails, Jeep Tours Colorado was the highlight of my vacation.
Some of the best leaf-peeping outside of the Northeast can be found in Colorado. As temperatures drop in the Rockies in early September and snow seems likely, the Aspen trees get ready for winter too. The front-ranges near Denver, Colorado Springs and Fort Collins see the leaves turn slightly later, toward the beginning of October.
Starting out on the trail with your brand new Jeep can be an intimidating experience for some. Even if you are fully prepared and have the basic gear you need, the idea of getting stuck or damaging your new vehicle can make those first few trips a little more anxiety-filled than they need to be.
