Continental Divide Tour

Join Us for an Amazing Sight Seeing Tour, Discover Colorado's hidden gems with an expert guide. Start at the majestic Hoosier Pass, then find tranquility at Montgomery Reservoir. Dive into Fairplay's

Join Us for an Amazing Sight Seeing Tour, Discover Colorado's hidden gems with an expert guide. Start at the majestic Hoosier Pass, then find tranquility at Montgomery Reservoir. Dive into Fairplay's rich history and marvel at the scenic landscapes of Red Hill Pass & Como. Traverse the captivating Boreas Pass Road and soak in the expansive views. End the journey at the iconic Isak Heartstone and Rail Road Museum in Breckenridge. This off-the-beaten-path adventure awaits.

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Location: Breckenridge

What's Included

We've chosen an assortment of tasty snacks and thirst-quenching beverages to keep you energized and satisfied throughout our journey.

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Is there a specific age limit for the Continental Divide Tour?

A: The Continental Divide Tour is suitable for all ages, but kids should ideally be 8 and up to fully enjoy the experience. The terrain can be a bit rugged in places, so it's good for them to be able to handle some uneven ground. Plus, it's a super family-friendly vibe, so everyone should have fun!

Q: What should I wear for the Continental Divide Tour?

A: It's best to dress in layers since the weather can change quickly in the mountains. I'd recommend a good pair of hiking boots, a light jacket, and maybe a hat to block the sun. Don't forget sunscreen too! You'll be out there for a while.

Q: What happens if it rains on the day of the tour?

A: If the weather looks bad, the tour provider usually has a policy to reschedule for another day. They'll keep you updated via email or phone. Just keep an eye on the forecast before you go, and you should be good to go!

Discussions

Considering gifting the Continental Divide Tour! Any tips?

Hey everyone! I'm thinking about gifting the Continental Divide Tour in Breckenridge to my partner for their birthday. We love scenic views and history, and I think this tour has both! It starts at Hoosier Pass and ends at the Isak Heartstone, which sounds amazing. Has anyone done this? What was your favorite part?

Help! Should I book the Continental Divide Tour now?

I'm really tempted to book the Continental Divide Tour ASAP, but I'm worried about getting rained out. I saw that it’s free, which is awesome, but what if we have to reschedule? Anyone have experience with weather issues on this tour?