Cross the Highland Bridge from LoDo and you could check out a 2.5 hour guided walking tour of North Denver’s Sunnyside and LoHi neighborhoods with Denver Brew Tours.

But with over 100 craft breweries in the area to choose from when creating your flexible itinerary, you might want to opt for their private van or bus options. The start times are flexible as well, so your friendly beer-geek guide (who doubles, more importantly, as your designated driver) can pick you up whenever and wherever it’s most convenient for you. Looking for 21st birthday party ideas? This tour’s got your back.

The customized scheduling and intimate attention given to small groups makes this tour unique, as does your ability to get off the beaten path to visit some less-frequented breweries. Of the Denver brewery tours, this one is best for special requests and for pleasing the true beer connoisseur.

Denver, Colorado has always been known for it’s outdoor activities, music, Red Rocks and art scene, but now there is a whole new reason for people to be drawn to Denver, it’s craft beer. Denver is at the top of their game with the micro brewery movement. Breweries and the brew process have made leaps since Coors Brewery back in 1873, and now more than 35 breweries can be found in Denver and even more along the outskirts of the city.

Many of the breweries in and around Denver have won numerous awards during the annual Great American Beer Festival. Now that is a vacation worth taking, more beers on tap in one location.

A person who is looking to experience Denver’s microbreweries, a brewery tour is a great starting point. It’s a great way for you to learn about the brewing process and try some amazing beers that you may not have the chance to try otherwise. It’s a perfect date night, great for bachelor or bachelorette parties, or to simply go out on with some friends or co workers.