Denver · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
8 reviewed
This is the shortlist to send a friend: the 8 self-guided tours worth booking, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Explore the Molly Brown House Museum in Denver with a self-guided audio tour, Titanic heroine exhibits, and $15 entry.
“I liked that we were able to walk around the beautiful home, and there were boxes of information or a video for us to learn from at our own pace. I do not have anything in mind to improve upon.”
A self-guided, offline driving audio tour through Rocky Mountain National Park with 60+ stories, flexible pacing, and great value per car.
“Directions to install and use were very easy. Very informative and nice casual way to see the park. Wish I would have know this when we went to Yellowstone”
Self-guided GPS audio driving tour through Rocky Mountain National Park, built for flexible stop-start pacing with offline stories and turn-by-turn tips.
“Wonderful app! Very informative and easy to use. Informed you of important things ahead of time so you didn’t miss them. Would love this app for all travels.”
A $5, app-guided walk through RiNo Denver murals at your pace, starting at Denver Central Market and ending near Queen Stat.
“It was very enjoyable looking at the different art along the way. Sadly there was graffiti over some of the art, but still very enjoyable. I wish we would have listened and taken down notes of the way we would go through out, instead of focusing and trying to figure it out along the way,; it kind of distracted from the fun! The Dochi Donuts was a "Hit" for all of our group, YUM!”
Self-guided Denver scavenger hunt for $14.99 per person. Explore downtown LoDo, follow app clues, and visit the Capitol and more.
“Took way to long to get help starting the app since the instructions were very vague which app to use. The weather became a huge issue with our hunt and gave up after second stop..”
Drive and walk Colorado with an offline audio guide: Million Dollar Highway views, Rocky Mountain National Park stops, hands-free navigation, lifetime access.
“The guided voice tour was absolutely amazing. To learn that amount of history in one hour is mind blowing.”
A low-cost self-guided GPS audio route from Denver’s Greek Amphitheatre past major landmarks, ending at the U.S. Mint. No entries included.
“We could never do this tour. I downloaded all the necessary apps, used code, went to starting point and all it said was turn left. Very upset to pay for this awful app. I even tried to contact organizer, needless to say no help!”
A hands-free, offline audio drive through Rocky Mountain National Park from Estes Park to Grand Lake, with flexible stops and GPS directions.
“This was so complicated we didn’t end up using it. A total waste of money! We couldn’t get it to work right even after calling customer support. I will never try this again. It was frustrating and a waste of my time and money”
