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A tour for all ages just outside of Boulder (accessible by Taxi, Lyft & Uber). Tours start at sunset and last for 2 hours. The show will explore the night sky with several large telescopes and a laser pointer. We will see and learn about planets, constellations, navigation, satellites, nebula, clusters, galaxies, maybe some shooting stars, and our universe. Through telescopes we will get up close looks at these objects and take in their beauty with our own eyes. The tour takes place at a easy to find trailhead (no hiking required) where phenomenal sunsets and wildlife are often seen. Guests are provided with a red flashlight, comfy camp seating, bug spray, and bottled water(upon request). Guests are encouraged to bring questions, wonderment, and warm clothing (it can get cool after sunset) I can add availability on most days by request to accommodate your travel plans (the sooner the request the better, I would like to know more than 1 week in advance) Other things to note Please be aware of weather, tour is subject to cancellation if it is too cloudy to see any stars

**6/5-8/1, SAT/SUN SUNRISE hikes are $10 off ($39 v $49) due to Yoga on the Rocks. The only change? You'll end at a beautiful vista for breakfast, instead of inside the amphitheater, which you can go into when the event concludes (~8 am). We'll rendezvous for a beautiful, guided, educational hike on a public trail at Red Rocks Park - followed by breakfast in the world-famous amphitheater! After intros, we'll scamper down the trail and set off on a 1.4-mile adventure, with the smallest of elevation gains (~350 feet). Throughout the ~70-minute hike, we'll share stories of the area's history - from the development of the park, to stories of the artists who have played at the amphitheater, to the dinosaurs who used to roam here. Once the hike is over, we'll give you a delicious breakfast and show you how to get into the amphitheater, where you can eat, relax and explore on your own. Prepare to break a little sweat and make your friends jealous of your beautiful photos! FAQ - How hard is it? This hike is rated "easy". We take it slow, and rest often to ensure it's enjoyable for everyone. - No car? Uber/Lyft both run to/from the trail. There are no public transportation options. - Driving yourself? Free parking at the trailhead! - Is the trail stroller friendly? No. - Can I use cannabis? No. If you show up high, you will not be allowed to participate nor given a refund.

**Please note my contact info should Airbnb cancel and you still want to go. I'm happy to take you privately but you'll need to reach out to me. Ph: 303-564-4363 Enjoy a hard-earned chef-prepared feast at the top of a hidden Colorado Canyon. Gregory Canyon is a gem. This spectacular hike is a strenuous workout limited to the physically fit. It's every bit as beautiful as the other better-known area hikes but because its trailhead is tucked away, it is a private oasis, even on a crazy summer or fall weekend day. We'll meet at the Chautauqua Ranger's Station where I'll guide you further up the canyon to the trailhead. Immediately, we'll begin our journey with a steep ascent, traversing a small creek, climbing a series of large rock boulders forming a natural rock staircase straight up the canyon. After roughly a half mile climb we'll come to a ladder, bolted securely into rock to safely traverse the steepest portion of all. From this vantage point we can see back into the canyon with miles of views, and hike up a large grouping of boulders as our final climb and resting place. Best yet, I'm a professional chef so we'll celebrate at the top with a custom prepared well-deserved feast! PLANNED MENU: Curried chicken salad, tart apple, lime, & roast pecans over fresh arugula Mini chocolate pots de crème Medjool Date and Macadamia Balls *Vegetarian available Other things to note This hike is difficult and at altitude. It's a really fun challenge but can be tough, even for someone quite fit. 6.4 miles with 1490 feet altitude gain. Get ready to sweat!

Established in 2016, we are literally Denver’s original and most well reviewed e-bike experience. This experience uses ELECTRIC bicycles, which have a full power pedal assist feature that makes going up hills and cruising through the city much easier. Because we’ll be traveling by e-bike, we’ll be able to cover a lot of ground with little effort! On this tour we will explore Denver’s historic neighborhoods. We will visit famous landmarks, parks, art and theater districts, graffitied streets, microbreweries and craft coffee shops, all while feeding you fun facts and historical tidbits about the city's dark beginnings, heroines and body snatchers, underground passages and significant street names and the men they were named after. On all tours, we promise to recommend yummy places to eat, our favorite bakeries, craft coffee shops, rooftop bars with views of the city, jazz clubs for live music, and more! Trust us—this is one of the best ways to see Denver Other things to note We limit the tour to 2-4 guests to keep the experience intimate and customizable to your interests! Don’t see a date that fits your schedule? Send us a message and we will try to accommodate you!

Big “Hello” from the “Girls” and I on Arkansas Mountain. We begin our goat hiking adventure at the ol’ Stage Stop cabin, our home. It’s a passion of mine to unfold the feeling of the 1859 gold rush from the journals and letters kept by these people; men, women and children. First, you’ll meet Polly, Mimi, Polka and Coco, your hiking companions. They are gentle girl goats, intuitively aware of our younger hikers. They trek with us as we retrace the trail of the '59ers. You'll see old mine portals, the Cloud City school house, Cornish stone walls built to shore up hillsides, root cellars, blacksmith shop, and more. I'll point out holes where miners dynamited in their search for gold and multiple pine tree trunks growing over old mining tunnels. The land reveals many secrets of our past when you know its contours. Then the celebrated goat race. Full disclosure upon arrival! Race entrance offering 25cents. There is time for photos and trail stops for breathing and storytelling. Our hike ends at the STAGE STOP, where we began. The STAGE STOP was named for the blacksmith shop located on our property, the Ol' Crane Ranch. A review: "The hike with Valerie and her goats was the highlight of our trip. . . [H]er stories offered everything to experience the real beauty and history of Colorado." If price is prohibitive, suggest another.