Rocky Mountain Travel 
Rocky Mountain Experience
Experience Rocky Mountain National Park above tree line on this exciting excursion. Travel over two miles above sea level and across the Continental Divide. View the awe-inspiring beauty that is Rocky Mountain National Park. Our knowledgeable guide will give you an in depth tour telling you all about the science and history of the park and the wildlife.
Tour details
This Rocky Mountain National Park driving tour is a four hour driving tour with stops for short walks. It begins traveling up the famous Old Fall River Road, which is the original high alpine road that opened in 1920. This road is on the National Register of Historic Places. We will take a short break at the Alpine Visitor Center, which is the highest altitude visitor center of any national park. Spend time enjoying the amazing “top of the world” tundra views and visit the cafeteria and giant gift shop.
Turning back towards Estes Park you will start to climb again, journeying across Trail Ridge Road, the highest continuous paved road in North America. We will reach the highest point on the road at 12,183’. You will get spectacular views from inside our panoramic Sprinter vans. Above the tree line you will be glad the glass roof is fully close-able to protect you from the whatever mother nature brings us at these high altitudes.
Additional Details about this Tour
- A complimentary snack and hot and cold non-alcoholic beverage bar is on board to keep you comfy. You are always welcome to bring you own food/meals to enjoy while on tour.
- This tour is a combination of driving and short walks.
- This tour is offered from July 4th weekend until the first weekend in October(openings and weather permitting)
Duration: 4 hours
Group Size: 12
Price $ 171.50
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What’s included
- All Park admission and Timed entry included
- Stops eastern side of the park.
- Complimentary stocked snack and refreshment station on board
What’s not included
- Gratuity
Itinerary
- Old Fall River Road
- Alpine Visitors Center
- Trail Ridge Road
- Forest Canyon Overlook
- Rainbow Curve
- Many Parks Curve
- Bear Lake
- Sprague Lake
Stops are not guaranteed and will vary based on weather, time, parking, etc. If Old Fall River Road is closed due to weather or other circumstances, the tour route will travel up and back down Trail Ridge Road.
Additional information
- Layers for wind, cold and possible rain or snow
- Sun protection
- Hat
- Sunglasses
Cancellation Policy
Customers will receive a full refund or credit with 24 hours notice of cancellation. Customers will also receive a full refund or credit in case of operator cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. Contact us by phone to cancel or inquire about a cancellation. No-shows will be charged the full price.
About Purple Points Touring Company
Purple Points Touring Company is locally owned and operated by an Iowa couple who fell in love with Colorado’s stunning countryside and chose to make it home. After working with other tour operators and learning the industry firsthand, they set out to create something better. Purple Points now delivers a higher-quality tour experience, combining luxury service with unparalleled vehicles.
Professional Guides
We hire knowledgeable, charismatic guides who bring every tour to life. Through ongoing education and enrichment, our guides deliver accurate, in-depth insights that deepen your understanding of the landscapes you explore.
Unmatched Vehicles
Our one-of-a-kind vans feature retractable glass roofs that offer incredible views, whether open or closed. Fully sealable, climate-controlled cabins keep you comfortable in the rapidly changing Rocky Mountain weather.
A Luxury Experience
Stretch out in luxury leather recliners as you soak in Colorado’s breathtaking scenery. Each vehicle includes an onboard fridge and coffee maker, offering hot beverages, cold refreshments, and a curated selection of quality snacks for a truly elevated experience.
Purple Points Tour Company operates with authority from the United States Department of the Interior as well as The State of Colorado Public Utilities Commission