Social Tours

All tours will be handled by:
Denver and Beyond, Inc.
5600 South Quebec Street, Suite 320B
Greenwood Village, CO 80111
303-290-6378; 303-290-6306 (fax)

To register for any of the three tours, please call 303-290-6378 or send an email to isprs-pecoratours@denverandbeyond.com. Payment can be made by credit card (VISA and MasterCard) or by check.

Tours are limited. Tours may be cancelled if there are not enough guests to meet the minimum. If a tour is cancelled, a refund will be made within 30 days. Confirmations will be emailed to guests.

Please register for the tour(s) of your choice by November 1, 2002.

Denver Orientation Tour with the Molly Brown House

Tuesday, November 12, 2002
8:30 am - 12:30 pm

The City of Denver, founded in 1859, has a rich frontier heritage. Coupled with modern growth and progress, you will discover the historical splendor of our Mile High home! Past and present will be extolled by a professional guide as you pass such sights as our State Capitol, Larimer Square - Denver's Historic District, The 16th Street Mall, The Tivoli Center, Mile High Stadium, Victorian mansions, and the 9th Street Park.

Molly Brown became a national heroine in 1912 after surviving the Titanic disaster. Known as the Unsinkable Molly Brown, this fascinating woman bought this beautiful house for a mere $30,000 in 1894. An ornate Victorian mansion, the home was built in 1889 and contains a large collection of art, the majority of which is on public display. Visitors have the opportunity to see a home furnished in the upper middle class style of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Carriage House Gift Shop carries the area's only selection of Titanic memorabilia as well as tea accessories, jewelry, and a wide assortment of souvenirs. The Molly Brown House has been completely restored and the furnishings are either original or replicated. Tours highlight the life and times of the legendary Molly Brown and her role in Denver's decadent past. Catch glimpses of our past, present and future as you enjoy your Denver Welcome Tour! Tour Includes:

• Round trip deluxe motorcoach transportation
• Professional Guide Service
• Admission to the Molly Brown House

Cost Per Person: $24.50
Cost based on a minimum of 35 guests per 47-passenger motorcoach.

Mountain Gambling Tour
Wednesday, November 13, 2002
6:30 pm - 10:30 pm

Travel west through the wild beauty of Clear Creek Canyon to the historic towns of Black Hawk and Central City. This region was once known as the "richest square mile on earth" because of its unmatched mining successes. Today, the two towns with their Victorian facades are famous for their 20th century gaming houses where you can try your luck at limited stakes gambling.

The casinos retain trappings from their gold rush glory days and offer many casual dining and entertainment options, ready when you need to take a break and tally your winnings! The area has a fascinating history, complete with a world-renowned opera house, and a myriad of colorful heroes and famous villains!

Once in Blackhawk, guests will receive a gaming package, with specific discounts and offers. Guests will enjoy dinner on their own.
Tour Includes

• Round trip deluxe motorcoach transportation
• Gaming Packet
• Professional Guide Service

Cost Per Person: $20.00
Cost based on a minimum of 35 guests per 47-passenger motorcoach.

Tour Through The Garden of The Gods and The Royal Gorge Bridge and Park

Friday, November 15, 2002
8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Guests will enjoy a scenic trip between Denver and Colorado Springs as they travel south for this day-long adventure. Experienced tour guides will provide interesting narrative about Colorado throughout the one-hour transfer. Once in Colorado Springs guests will marvel at the beauty of the Garden of the Gods Park and rock formations such as the "Kissing Camels" and the "Balancing Rock." These magnificent red sandstone formations, thousand-year-old juniper trees, and twisting needles of rock sculpted by wind all combine to make this Colorado Springs city park truly a "garden fit for the gods." Guests will learn about the Native Americans who used the garden as a gathering place and other bits of Colorado Springs' history. There are many excellent opportunities, so be sure to bring your camera. Time providing the group will stop to explore the shops at the Visitors Center.

After visiting the Garden of the Gods Park our tour will venture to Canon City - home of the world's highest suspension bridge! Since its completion in 1929, the Royal Gorge Bridge has thrilled millions of visitors. In 1907 the Royal Gorge was deeded to Canon City by the U.S. government for use as a municipal park and tourists from across the country began traveling to the region to see the famous canyon. You may walk or drive across the bridge, or take the trolley and gaze at the spectacular views from 1,053 feet above feet above the Arkansas River. Make sure you take advantage of the other opportunities for excitement at the Royal Gorge Park such as the 35-passenger Aerial Tram, the Incline Railway, and shows and shops galore. Guests will enjoy lunch on their own at the Royal Gorge Park at the Royal Grill, the Pizza Garden, or at one of the snack shops at the Park.

Tour includes:

• Round trip deluxe motorcoach transportation
• Professional Guide Service
• Driving Tour through the Garden of the Gods
• Unlimited enjoyment of all rides, shows and attractions at Royal Gorge Bridge and Park; Lunch on your own

For your information:
You will need 8-9 hours to enjoy this tour (includes transfer times from Denver). Layered clothing and comfortable shoes are recommended.
Cost Per Person: $54.00
Cost based on a minimum of 35 guests per 47- passenger motorcoach.