When you book the tour, there are time slots to pick. The town is very neat, I would pick an early time so you have extra time to look around.

The itinerary we went on does not take you to Pikes Peak, but to the Royal Gorge. The jeep tour took us off-road through the hills/mountains to the back side (south rim) of the Royal Gorge. We then took the zip line across the Royal Gorge. That was fun! After going across the Gorge, the jeep then took us back through the hills and other places that are mentioned on their website. Colorado Jeep Tours is a reliable company with exceptional customer service. I do know there are jeep companies that go to Pikes Peak as well. We personally drove up to Pikes Peak and enjoyed the scenery and drive. I highly recommend going in the morning before the clouds set in, whether you drive it yourself or go with a jeep tour company. They are doing a lot of construction at the peak, but the scenery is still beautiful. We were able to see everything for miles from the top. Years ago we took the Cog Train (which is under repair) to the top, but having drove it this time, I would prefer to drive it again. Hope this helps.

I’m sorry I don’t have a phone number.

Not sure of the actual address without looking it up, but it's on the main street through town, across the street from McDonalds.

Technically, no. But the tour DOES go over the bridge, and you have about 10 minutes to take photos and use the restrooms. You can't drive over the bridge any more in your private car, so that's kind of cool. Also, you cannot enter the gift shop without buying admission.

No, we really didn't do much walking at all. You see almost everything from the open-air Jeep.

Yes, but restrictions: If a "lap dog", it has to fit/sit on your lap or bag carrier -- no charge. If bigger, it stays on floor; there is a child's price for that. A legitimate service dog, no charge regardless of size. Go online to sign the waiver; you MUST book in advance to be accompanied by a dog. Have fun with your canine!

Hi Stacie - I apologize for the slow response time. We are super busy and I just saw your question. Yes, the zip line can be done during the tour if you select the Jeep & Zip option. We drop you off on the south rim of the gorge where you zip across. Anyone who doesn't want to zip stays in the jeep and we drive across, then we pick up the "zippers" on the north gorge rim and finish the jeep tour. Unfortunately, there is no time to do any of the other rides during the tour unless you go back to the park later. The good thing is that a normal admission price is $27/person to the Bridge & Park but after you take our Royal Gorge 1/2 Day jeep tour, it's only $9/person with our voucher. So, you can go back to the bridge after the jeep tour and do all the rides you wish. I hope this answers your question. Thank you for asking! -- Susie

Hi Lorrie, yes, we will do everything we can to make that happen! We normally reserve the front passenger seat for people with disabilities who might need the extra support of the 3-point harness seatbelt, compared to the lap belts in most other seats on our custom jeeps. The only thing is that since the jeeps only hold from 7-9 people maximum, we have no storage and cannot take the wheelchair on tour. Our guides will assist in getting the person in/out of the vehicle if they can safely do so without anyone getting hurt. In any case, it helps us to know ahead of time if someone has special needs (mobility, deaf, service dogs, etc) so we can do our best to be prepared for the situation. Please call our office to make a reservation, and feel free to call any time if we can help with anything. Thank you very much for your question! --Susie