Best Walking Tours in Fort Collins 2025

Fort Collins , Colorado

From $ 85.00

Old Town Food Tour offers an experience like none other, as you enjoy opportunities provided by many local restaurants to sample their unique cuisines. You will also be connected with an experienced tour guide who will not only assist in showcasing each restaurant, but also will give you the opportunity to learn about what makes Fort Collins one of the fastest growing cities in America. Restaurant partners include: - Slyce Pizza - The Still Whiskey Steaks - Bread Fellow - Locust Cider - Ginger & Baker - Ace Gillett's - La Boutique - Hot Sauce Realm - Sonny Lubicks - Japango

Fort Collins , Colorado

From $ 30.00

Fort Collins Ghost Tour has exclusive access to several underground haunted sites throughout the Old Town area. We offer regularly scheduled tours on Friday and Saturday nights as well as private tours upon request.

Fort Collins , Colorado

From $ 50.00

Our unique hiking tour allows you the opportunity to escape your comfort zone while having the comfort of an experienced outdoorsman, and local, guiding you. Our hikes are completely customizable, and allow for the perfect hiking trails according to your experience. These hikes range from beginner, to advanced; so they're perfect for families and adrenaline seekers alike. Northern Colorado has lesser visited wilderness areas, which gives our hikes a unique opportunity to see more nature, and less people! See wildflowers, the color change of the Aspen trees, snow capped mountains, wildlife, and more! Our guide, Joe, is certified with Wilderness First Responder Training, First Aid Training, and a Decade of hiking, climbing and backpacking experience.

Fort Collins , Colorado

From $ 45.00

To fully understand the vastness that encompassed the land of the Louisiana Purchase, the government of the United States organized expeditions and sent them out to probe its reaches. Beginning with the Corps of Discovery in 1804, columns of soldiers and scientists ventured into the unknown western country. In 1820 the first of these explorations passed into the Cache la Poudre River drainage led by a major in the U. S. Army’s topographical engineers named Stephen H. Long. On the heels of Long’s party came additional expeditions. The junction of the Poudre River and Boxelder Creek in Running Deer Natural Area (managed by the City of Fort Collins) was singularly significant for its role as a crossing site for early exploring parties. These columns then marched along the north bank of the Poudre until they reached the foothills to the west. This tour allows you to literally walk in the footsteps of these early explorers that passed through the area two hundred years ago.