Denver Guided Sightseeing Tour on Motor Scooters
Denver, Colorado
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Trip Type: Vespa, Scooter & Moped Tours
Duration: 3 hours
Guided sightseeing tours of Denver on motor scooters. You're cuter on a scooter! We include helmet, lock, gasoline, train you to ride, and give you practice laps before we leave.
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Guided sightseeing tours of Denver on motor scooters. You're cuter on a scooter! We include helmet, lock, gasoline, train you to ride, and give you practice laps before we leave.Small group tours begin at the Big Blue Bear, Denver's favorite piece of public art. We include stops at a few of the following Denver locations: Confluence Park, Lower Downtown (LoDo), National Velvet, LoHi, Denver Highlands, Colorado Convention Center, Coors Field, Denver Union Station, Denver City and County Building, Colorado State Capitol, Molly Brown House, Governor's Mansion, Cheesman Park, Capitol Hill Mansion Bed and Breakfast, Denver Country Club's Reed Castle, Cherry Creek North, Washington Park, City Park, Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
Each tour is conducted a little bit different. Some groups like the guide to emphasize architectural features and styles. Others like the oversized public art. You will ride carefully as a group to each stop, pull up safely on the sidewalk, and then spend two-to-ten minutes talking about why the spot is interesting. The group will mostly ride on side streets, but occasionally be on a multi-lane road. Your guide will adjust to the riding ability of the group, so the number of stops will vary.
Along the way, your guide will tell stories about Denver's history beginning in 1858 and continuing through the trends of this modern city. Denver's early characters are brought to life and conversation will be had about architecture, city planning, property disputes, and the undead. (This tour is actually very light on the haunted malarkey). The group usually visits various pieces of public art, private art, graffiti mural art, and things that are so outlandish that they must be art.
Guided tours are usually 90 minutes, but often run long. The group will go to as many places as fit comfortably. Before leaving, the group will have a significant amount of time dedicated to teaching each person how to ride the scooters safely and how to ride in a group, so plan to dedicate 3 hours total. After the tour, many people do not want to stop the most fun part of their visit to Denver, so they continue on their scooters for the rest of the day and explore by themselves (by special arrangement, extra charge applies).
The scooter, helmet, eye protection (or you can wear your glasses or sunglasses), sunscreen, rain poncho, scootorial (training) and as many practice laps as you need is all provided.
There are no stops for food or water during the tour so feel free to bring a water bottle. Most of the time, the group doesn't need to stop for a bathroom break either, but will if necessary.
Each tour is conducted a little bit different. Some groups like the guide to emphasize architectural features and styles. Others like the oversized public art. You will ride carefully as a group to each stop, pull up safely on the sidewalk, and then spend two-to-ten minutes talking about why the spot is interesting. The group will mostly ride on side streets, but occasionally be on a multi-lane road. Your guide will adjust to the riding ability of the group, so the number of stops will vary.
Along the way, your guide will tell stories about Denver's history beginning in 1858 and continuing through the trends of this modern city. Denver's early characters are brought to life and conversation will be had about architecture, city planning, property disputes, and the undead. (This tour is actually very light on the haunted malarkey). The group usually visits various pieces of public art, private art, graffiti mural art, and things that are so outlandish that they must be art.
Guided tours are usually 90 minutes, but often run long. The group will go to as many places as fit comfortably. Before leaving, the group will have a significant amount of time dedicated to teaching each person how to ride the scooters safely and how to ride in a group, so plan to dedicate 3 hours total. After the tour, many people do not want to stop the most fun part of their visit to Denver, so they continue on their scooters for the rest of the day and explore by themselves (by special arrangement, extra charge applies).
The scooter, helmet, eye protection (or you can wear your glasses or sunglasses), sunscreen, rain poncho, scootorial (training) and as many practice laps as you need is all provided.
There are no stops for food or water during the tour so feel free to bring a water bottle. Most of the time, the group doesn't need to stop for a bathroom break either, but will if necessary.
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