Zephyr Adventures Inline Skating and Rollerblading

Skating on Colorado Trails

Colorado Inline Skating Tour
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Price $1,650
Single Supplement $500 (always optional)
Length Five Days & Four Nights
Activities Skating (Bike Rental $25/Day)
Guides (Tentative) To Be Determined
Difficulty Level Intermediates and Better
Navigation Required Basic Map Reading

Colorado is one of America's most scenic states and our inline skating (Rollerblading) tour there is one of our favorite skate tours. The area boasts excellent inline skating, fun mountain towns, good weather, and spectacular views.

The Rollerblading in Colorado is outstanding, taking place entirely on paved trails, most of which are old railroad tracks and thus limited to a 3% grade or less. We will skate on the trails of Summit County (Frisco, Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, and Keystone), on the Mineral Belt Trail that loops Leadville, and on the Glenwood Canyon Trail. We use the brand-new expansion of the Rio Grande Trail running between Aspen and Glenwood Springs - 20 miles of pristine new pavement - plus a 13 mile loop trail in Boulder, the home town skating path of Zephyr owner Allan Wright.

The towns we visit are fantastic. We spend two nights in Frisco, the nicest town in ski-crazy Summit County with a quaint small-town main street. We then spend one night in Glenwood Springs and our final night in Boulder, a university town and one of the nicest small cities in the country. We also visit Breckenridge, Leadville, and Aspen en route.

If you are looking for adventure, dazzling scenery, smooth trails, alumni comraderie, and a taste of the Wild West, Colorado beckons.

Accommodations
We stay two nights at the excellent Galena Street Mountain Inn, one block off Main Street in Frisco. We book the entire B&B and thus have the game room, hot tub, and veranda to ourselves. We then shuttle to Glenwood Springs, where we stay in the historic Hotel Colorado for one night.  Our final night we spend at the Millenium Hotel in Boulder, right on the trail a few skating strokes from the downtown Pearl Street Mall walking area.

For More Information
See our Colorado Frequently Asked Questions pages or request a detailed Trip Description by email.