Enjoy your autumn experience in Colorful Colorado and the Land of Enchantment!

Expect the unexpected

With so many varied terrains, cities, and cultures, the is something different around every curve in the southern Rockies. From the big city of Denver to quiet pueblo-style villages and from the snow-capped peaks of the Collegiate Range to the Sagebrush deserts of the Rio Grande Valley, there are countless places to explore.

Fall in Colorado and New Mexico is a season of change and varied conditions. Lingering warm days on the plains and deserts are contrasted by near freezing nights in the mountains. Days tend to be sunny and clear but afternoons and evenings can bring passing storms. Snow is not uncommon in October.

Elevation is also a factor when travelling in the Rockies, ranging from 5,200 feet on the upper plains to over 14,000 feet atop the highest peaks. With higher elevations comes cooler weather, changing environs, and less oxygen in the air.

Come prepared for the unexpected.

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Travel and Lodging

Flights are round-trip to Denver International Airport. Please be mindful of the continued construction in the main terminal - some areas may be closed and detours may be in place. I will meet you at the airport upon your arrival.

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Lodging is at my house in Denver and at AirBnbs in Taos and Santa Fe. Each location offers room for 3 people and most have a full kitchen.

More information is available for each destination's lodging here.