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Unique guided tours of the Colorado Rockies |
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| “Stop worrying about the potholes in the road and celebrate the journey.” |
| -- Fitzhugh Mullan |
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OUR TOURING PHILOSOPHY
Colorado and the Rocky mountain West are a motorcyclist’s paradise.
Snow-capped mountains and red rock canyons provide endless miles of
stunning scenery, traversed by the kind of sinuous, sweeping byways
that are a rider’s dream come true. We’ve spent many years and
thousands of miles exploring the very best of these scenic roads and
sharing our favorites with enthusiastic touring riders.
The ideal candidate to participate in our tours is an experienced
motorcyclist with an appreciation for a good motorcycle and an itch to
explore back roads and byways, villages and open spaces. To us, this
is the essence of sport-touring.
You’ll notice that the roads in our photos are mostly clear of
traffic. This is no camera trick. The roads we choose to travel are lightly
trafficked, essentially free of the stultifying tourist parades that
choke the well-known routes. Join us and experience the freedom
of the open road!
We are here to ride, and ride we shall. But there is much to see and
do in Colorado, and we encourage tour participants to optimize their
experience according to their interests. We have found that the best
way to allow for and encourage this flexibility is to begin and end
the day together, but not to tie individual riders to a rigid
itinerary from point A to point B. We are a group of motorcyclists
with a common appreciation for great touring, not a herd of clones in
parade formation.
We have eclectic interests and anticipate that other riders in our
tours do too. To enhance the tour experience, we introduce you to the
history, geology and paleontology in which the Rocky Mountain Region
is steeped. Our 8- and 12-day tours include discretionary days
(rest days, if you so choose) to explore the special sights and
activities that can’t be done justice while on the move. Where
possible, we invite experts to interpret sites we visit: ghost towns,
paleo-Indian ruins, dinosaur fossils and other features of the Wild
West.
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