Summer Season Only (May - October) This tour is a walk through Aspen's Victorian neighborhood of the West End and along the nature paths connecting to the Roaring Fork River. Aspen's story is unraveled through the stories behind victorian and modern architecture and Aspen's connections to it's natural surroundings. Distance traveled is about 1.5 miles with some minor elevation changes. While a majority of the walk is along paved surfaces there are some uneven natural paths. Participants should have a moderate physical fitness level.

Summer Season Only (May - October) This tour is a light hike that traverses through park space and trail networks through Aspen's East End and loop through the lower Hunter Creek. Guests will enjoy the natural beauty of Aspen along hidden riverside paths and quiet neighborhoods while learning a bit of Aspen's history and culture. This is a great activity for guests that are looking to explore Aspen a bit and get a little exercise. This light hike is a moderate level of difficulty. Guests should be prepared to hike along uneven dirt and rock trails with some elevation gain. This light hike will encounter uneven surfaces and dirt paths with some elevation gain.

Aspen is a town where the mountains are steep, the parties are legendary, and the truth is often stranger than fiction. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll discover the rebellious spirit and untold stories behind Aspen’s glittering facade, from counterculture movements to celebrity hideaways. This 60-minute tour starts at the historic Old Armory, once Aspen’s City Hall. You’ll explore the former headquarters of Hunter S. Thompson’s outrageous campaign for sheriff, where the father of gonzo journalism hoped to disarm police and rename Aspen “Fat City” to deter investors. You’ll weave downtown, past designer boutiques housed in Victorian-era buildings, and along peaceful trails with natural beauty that’s drawn both celebrities and free spirits for decades. The tour ends at the peaceful John Denver Sanctuary, across the Ron Krajian Bridge and tucked along the banks of the Roaring Fork River, where the beloved singer-songwriter found inspiration for his most iconic songs.