What to do on a rainy day in Breckenridge
July 4, 2023
It’s summer vacation and your family has been counting down the days to your Colorado vacation to the town of Breckenridge! The kids can’t wait
Author: Sarah Hammer
Give the Gift of Adventure!
December 20, 2021
Picking out a gift for the holidays can be a hard task! Especially in today’s buying market where you want to give your loved one
2021 Season Re-Cap
October 19, 2021
As the first snow of 2021 gently floats to the ground, everyone here at The Adventure Company is reflecting on what an amazing season we
Team Building – The Remedy For Occupational Burnout
June 19, 2021
Pictured: Canix Group Trip In a recent Upwork survey, it was predicted that 1 in 4 Americans, over 26% of the total workforce, are forecasted
Snow Brings More Flow
May 6, 2021
It’s May 3rd and I’m sure everyone is ready for summer! Excited to start participating in all of the fun adventures that this season brings
Thanks for Making The Adventure Company a Member of TripAdvisor’s Hall of Fame!
September 13, 2019
HUGE THANKS TO ALL OF OUR PREVIOUS CUSTOMERS! BECAUSE OF YOU, THE ADVENTURE COMPANY HAS BEEN ADMITTED TO TRIPADVISORS HALL OF FAME! We are thrilled
June is Women’s Month at The Adventure Company!
June 8, 2019
At The Adventure Company there are many causes that we are passionate about. In this month of June, we are celebrating women. In general, rafting
Browns Canyon National Monument – An American Treasure
May 24, 2019
Colorado’s wilderness and spectacular scenery is world renowned. Our sprawling forests, rugged Rocky Mountains and beautiful rivers encompass all corners of the state. We are
“The Rafting Outlook for Summer 2019” – Ark Valley Voice Interviews Mark Hammer and Other Rafting Professionals
May 14, 2019
The Adventure Company’s owner, Mark Hammer, was interviewed by Henry John DeKam at The Ark Valley Voice last week about the 2019 rafting season’s predicted
May 2019 River Flow Update for Colorado Whitewater Rafting
May 13, 2019
Colorado’s wild fluctuations in snowfall and weather drastically impact the eventual snowmelt and runoff. Therefore, an accurate prediction is often difficult, until now. The total
