What makes Denver so special? Is it the Rocky Mountains? The altitude? The people? The art? The history? The neighborhoods? The beer? It’s everything — and that’s what you get on this two-hour tour. Denver has walkable neighborhoods, but our goal is to show you more than just Rino and downtown. We want to show you two hours of what it’s like to really live in Denver. We’ve done all the work for you - a specifically curated driving route to show you the best streets, neighborhoods, and parks around town. We’ll cover much more ground than any walking tour, so buckle up! You’ll want to take notes as we recommend tons of restaurants, breweries, shops, and fun things to do that came directly from the experience of our team here at Aspire. So sit back, relax, and get taken back through the history of Denver and how it has transformed into the unique, bustling city it is today.

What lurks beneath the surface of Denver’s beautiful Cheesman Park? During this 1.5 hour interactive walking ghost tour you will uncover the eerie history behind the park (Denver’s first city cemetery). Along the tour you’ll hear haunting tales and hair-raising first accounts of paranormal activity. As we walk throughout the park and you’ll uncover the truth behind the spine-chilling process used to remove the bodies from the cemetery. By the end of the tour you'll determine for yourself if the park is truly haunted. One thing's for sure, these stories will send you looking over your shoulder as you make your way home!

This tour uses e-bikes with pedal assist and full throttle features which make going up hills and cruising the city a breeze! We are able to cover a lot of ground with little effort! We include historic neighborhoods, landmarks, parks, art and theater districts, world famous graffiti alleyways, haunted houses, suffragette monuments, microbreweries and craft coffee shops, all while feeding you fun facts and historical tidbits about Denver's dark beginnings, heroines, body snatchers, underground passages and significant street names and the criminals they were named after. We spent a significant amount of time investigating post COVID Denver. We talked to so many local businesses they know us by name. We drank too many coffees, beers and kombuchas, stayed out far too late on weeknights, and ate out way more than our doctors recommended. We explored in exhaustion both the day and nightlife scenes. You can rest assured, when we provide a recommendation, it is the real deal!

Join us for a bike tour through Denver’s vibrant neighborhoods and historic landmarks. We’ll start in the Five Points and RiNo Art District, famous for its breweries, galleries, and stunning murals. After a quick stop at the Central Market, we’ll pass by Coors Field, visit the lively Dairy Block, and explore the beautifully restored Union Station. Crossing Millennium Bridge, we’ll visit the Platte and Cherry Creek rivers’ convergence, home to the largest REI store in a historic tramway building. We’ll then bike along Cherry Creek to Larimer Square, Denver’s first commercial district, before heading past the Denver Performing Arts Complex, the Convention Center’s Big Blue Bear, and the Colorado State Capitol. Finally, we’ll ride through Cheesman Park and the quiet streets near City Park and Whittier, ending back in Five Points. This tour offers a perfect snapshot of Denver’s most interesting spots.

Denver’s history is rich in stories, pioneers, art and culture – more than you probably ever imagined. Come on a journey through time, from Denver’s Wild West as the “gateway to the Rockies” to more recent history and influences, and learn about the people who shaped the city with their pioneering spirit. After the tour is over, you will see Denver with different eyes.

• “This Tour is Fun” It is an entertaining tour that will keep you engaged, surprised, and educated. • This tour will take you through the best parts of Denver, featuring Denver’s historic landmarks, as well as exploring some hidden gems. • Themes include: history, haunts, and scandals. • Highlights include: Larimer Square, the Molly Brown House, the Colorado State Capitol, the Denver Botanic Gardens, Coors Field, Union Station, the Colorado Governor’s Mansion, the Denver Mint, and much, much more. • You will hear the unknown truths about Denver’s historic landmarks, including the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. • The route is unique, in that we take you to few places that are only known to the locals. • Restaurant recommendations along the route. • Unique and interesting locations.