Colorado Tours & Vacations

Getting to Colorado is relatively easy with a number of different transportation options available.

These include:

• flying into one of the commercial airports such as Denver International Airport, Colorado Springs Airport, and Grand Junction Regional Airport
• embarking on a road trip from one of the neighboring states
• catching public transport in the form of a bus or a train with several routes taking you to various destinations within the state. 

Getting around Colorado is also relatively easy due to the number of different transportation options available. Driving is easy in Colorado with all major highways easy to navigate and maintained regularly.

You can also fly between popular destinations within the state as there are multiple commercial airports that offer services to different cities.

Colorado also has an excellent and reliable public transportation system in the form of bus and train networks that offer routes to popular destinations and regions within the state. Colorado is also home to the scenic Rocky Mountaineer train which travels between Colorado and the neighboring state of Utah. 

Colorado's climate varies depending on where you are in the state but it is generally cool and dry. If you are visiting the eastern plains, daily temperatures can range between -15 degrees Fahrenheit in winter up to 95 degrees Fahrenheit in summer.

In the Colorado mountains, the weather is generally cooler with the valleys becoming particularly chilly in the evening.

Western Colorado is warmer and drier with temperatures similar to those you find in the eastern plains. 

Throughout the year, a large variance between daytime and night-time temperatures is common. 

What to pack for Colorado depends on what time of the year you're traveling in and where you're planning on going.

For example, a Colorado mountain holiday will require much warmer clothes than a Denver city escape. Regardless of the season, there are some items you should always pack. Some of these items include sensible and comfortable walking shoes (most likely you'll be doing a lot of hiking during your time in Colorado), a sun hat or cap, and some sunscreen (especially in summer).

If you're traveling in winter, be sure to pack trousers, sweaters, waterproof jackets, and thick coats to keep yourself warm. 

If you stick to Colorado's popular cities like Denver, then your internet coverage shouldn't be affected.

However, if you're planning on spending time in one of the state's many national parks then you could experience some disruptions.

Most national parks have reception areas or tourist hubs where Wi-Fi access is available but if you're hiking through the park or you've stopped at a high-altitude viewpoint then your service is likely to be weak and unreliable. 

We are committed to making travel widely accessible, regardless of ability or disability. We do our best to help you see the world, regardless of physical or mental limitations. 

We are always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them toward the most suitable itinerary for their needs and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.