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Get out and enjoy Colorado’s beautiful fall weather! Please join us on some absolutely breathtaking hikes, grand day trips, scrumptious dining adventures and worldly extended travel excursions. Our traditional classic elk bugling in Estes Park, fall color scenic drives and Denver History Tours (DHT) are back by popular demand. We also have many new exciting day trips, theater performances, private tours, extended travel and much more! Browse through the newsletter, we are sure you will find a trip that suits you.

All of our day trips require moderate walking and a few stairs. Excursions with a

next to the trip name usually include a walking tour of the venue or there will be a significant amount of walking required. Please note that if participants plan on bringing a walker or wheelchair on a trip they must notify the front desk when they register so we can ensure we have room to store them on the van.

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SEVEN FALLS TRIP We’ll have lunch first at the Broadmoor’s newest and charming Restaurant 1858. Afterwards we will explore South Cheyenne Canyon – only five minutes from the very civilized Broadmoor Hotel – to find yourself immersed in Colorado’s famous natural beauty, Seven Falls. Once inside Seven Falls, you’ll be enveloped by cliffs and delighted by the cascade of water which falls 181 feet down the head of a box canyon into seven distinct leaps. If you like, you can venture up the trail to see the waterfalls from different vantages. Menu Range: $14-$22237912 Sept. 1 Thu., 9:15 a.m. -4:45 p.m. $61 ($47 Res.)

DHT: STERLING TREE SCULPTURES When folks along the Front Range look for entertainment and beauty, they invariably look west to the mountains, but there are phenomenal offerings of both in the opposite direction as well. Join Denver History Tours for a tour of the stellar city of Sterling. Known as the City of Living Trees, for its collection of cottonwoods that have been carved into imaginative works of art, we’ll explore this artistic vision on the prairie. The fanciful creations will surely delight, and we’ll even learn something of the city’s fascinating history while there. With a lunch break in the middle, it will be a day you shouldn’t miss as we head east for artistry, entertainment and

history. Even the cottonwoods would approve! Menu Range: $8-$13237913 Sept. 8 Thu., 8 a.m. -5 p.m. $86 ($66 Res.)

CUSSLER MUSEUM This extensive collection of over 100 significant automobiles, ranging in years from 1906 to 1965, was started by renowned best-selling author Clive Cussler. The Cussler Museum is dedicated to the preservation of astounding rare and vintage automobiles from all over the world. Afterwards, we will have a delicious lunch at 3 Sons Italian Restaurant in Arvada. Registration includes Cussler Museum admission. Menu Range: $7-$14237914 Sept. 14 Wed., 10:30 a.m. -3 p.m. $26 ($20 Res.)

DHT: CITY PARK WALKING TOUR More than just a spot to visit a museum, zoo or walk the dog, it’s a park filled with statues, stories and the face of Colorado herself. Wander the bucolic wilds of City Park with Denver History Tours and learn about the mesmerizing luster under the leaves! This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs. Menu Range: $8-$13237915 Sept. 16 Fri., 10 a.m. -2:30 p.m. $33 ($25 Res.)

Heavy walkingand several stairs

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Join us as we explore all that the Front Range has to offer.

Many trips are in the Denver Metro area and are

followed by a lunch destination. Transportation is provided and leaves from the Aurora Center for Active

Adults. Register at least 1 week in advance, or before

the deadline. Arrive 15 minutes prior to departure

to check-in at the front desk.

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BAKER ST. HOME WALKING TOUR The Baker Historic Neighborhood Association welcomes you to experience Denver’s elegant charm of the late 1800s –early 1900s. Homes featured on this year’s tour include classic examples of the Queen Anne Victorian and other architectural styles reminiscent of the Baker neighborhood. Notably, the tour provides a unique glimpse of the historic Fire Station 11, the Episcopal Church of St. Peter and St. Mary, and also the Fairmont Elementary School (now DCIS at Fairmont). Please note this a walking tour on your own, the bus will drop you off and pick you up at a designated location. We’ll have a Greek inspired lunch at Chef Zorba’s in Denver. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs. Menu Range $8-$13237934 Sept. 17 Sat., 10:30 a.m. -4:15 p.m. $46 ($35 Res.)

RED ROCKS AMPHITHEATRE TOUR Take a private tour of legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre which includes interactive educational displays featuring the geologic and music history of Red Rocks, an amazing Performers Hall of Fame display, free screening of Oscar-winner Donna Dewey’s documentary and “best of” Red Rocks concert footage. You’ll also learn about the geology, wildlife and history of the surrounding park. Lunch will be at the Ship Rock Grille, its delectable menu matched only by the stunning scenery around it! This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs. Menu Range: $9-$16237916 Sept. 19 Mon., 9 a.m. -2:45 p.m. $33 ($25 Res.)

ROCKIES VS. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Join us for an afternoon to cheer on the Rockies! Lunch and snacks are on your own at the ballpark. Tickets to the game are included in the registration fee. 237917 Sept. 21 Wed., 11:30 a.m. -5 p.m. $46 ($33 Res.)

GOLDEN TRAILBLAZERS LUNCHEONJoin us for the 29th Annual Golden Trailblazers Luncheon celebrating 29 years of positive interaction with their senior community and recognizing them as Golden Trailblazers. A free lunch will be provided along with live entertainment featuring a jazz band, jazz ensembles and choir performance by seniors in the community. 237957 Sept. 23Fri., 11:15 a.m. – 3 p.m.FREE (Pre-registration required) Transportation provided by Cherry Creek Schools

CRIPPLE CREEK FALL COLORSTravel with us as we enjoy the beautiful fall colors on a drive down to Cripple Creek. Participants will then be on their own for six hours to dine, shop, gamble or just explore the town before departing for Aurora. Please note the focus on this excursion is the fall colors but you will have the opportunity to do other activities. Along the way to Cripple Creek we’ll stop for a bathroom break.237918 Sept. 26 Mon., 9 a.m. -5 p.m. $49 ($38 Res.)

ELK BUGLING ADVENTURE We’re off to Estes Park where participants will get to eat an early dinner, shop, and explore the town for a few hours on their own before we head into Rocky Mountain National Park to view the elk bugling. While the chances are good that we will see elk please note that they are wild animals and their behavior is unpredictable. No guarantees we will see elk during the trip so fingers crossed! Please be sure to bring your America the Beautiful or senior parks pass if you have one otherwise there will be an additional $10.00 entrance fee. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs.237919 Sept. 28 Wed., 12:30 -9 p.m. $48 ($37 Res.)

SENIORS ON THE MOVE, GO WHEREVER LIFE TAKES YOU – ON RTD Discover how easy it is to use the RTD public transit system. After the one hour class at the ACAA, we head out for a trip on the bus and light rail to the restored Union Station Transit Center. You have time there to browse around and enjoy an afternoon snack (on your own) before heading back. Bring a sack lunch or snack to eat before heading out for our transit adventure. Keep in mind you will be gone all afternoon and there will be walking 2-3 blocks (at times). FREE - Coupons for the bus ride will be provided.237963 Sept. 30Fri., 10:30 a.m.-5 p.m.FREE (Pre-registration Required)

EVITA AT CANDLELIGHT DINNER PLAYHOUSE Heralded for its rich score and explosive plot, this legendary Tony® Award-winning musical tells the story of Argentina’s passionate political figure Eva Perón, whose love for her country’s working class was surpassed only by her ambition. Known for its anthem, “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina,” Evita will stun and delight in this epic but intimate version of the musical that ensures you’ll hear every note and feel every heartbeat. The registration fee includes the ticket, meal, tax, and gratuity.237920 Oct. 1 Sat., 11 a.m. -5:30 p.m. $99 ($79 Res.)

PEAK TO PEAK FALL COLORSEnjoy the fall colors as we take a very scenic drive on the Peak to Peak Highway from Nederland to Estes Park. We’ll stop for lunch at the Black Forest Restaurant in Nederland and pit stops along the way. (Please note the Black Forest Restaurant excepts cash/check only) Menu Range: $10-$15237921 Oct. 3 Mon., 9:45 a.m. -5 p.m. $46 ($35 Res.)

PIONEER MUSEUM TOUR/ EDELWEISS LUNCH History Matters! The Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum is the only institution researching, collecting and interpreting the robust history of Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region. For over 40 years Edelweiss German Restaurant, on the south side of Colorado Springs has served over a million happy customers. The restaurant invites guests to dine in one of its several rooms decorated with artifacts from Europe. Menu Range: $8-$15237922 Oct. 5 Wed., 10:15 a.m. -4:45 p.m. $38 ($29 Res.)

COLORADO PRISONS MUSEUM TOUR/QUEEN ANNE TEA A visit to the Royal Gorge Region isn’t complete without stopping and “doing time” in this historical cell house that was the original Women’s Correctional Facility constructed in 1935. The remodeled facility now welcomes visitors to explore the history of Colorado Corrections. Afterwards we will have afternoon tea in a renovated 1889 Victorian home at the Cañon City Queen Anne. This excursion includes a bathroom break along the way down to Cañon City. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs. 237923 Oct. 12 Wed., 7:30 a.m. -4:15 p.m. $104 ($84 Res.)

STAR K RANCH FULL MOON WALK Come see the full moon rise from Star K Ranch, one of Aurora’s many hidden gems! We’ll join a city of Aurora naturalist and walk the trails to look and listen for wildlife like owls, coyotes, deer and bats. Walking distance will be around a mile in length and we’ll have dinner beforehand at Applebee’s. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs. Menu Range: $8-$13237936 Oct. 14 Fri., 3:15 p.m. -7:15 p.m. $17 ($13 Res.)

DHT: FORTUNES IN FORT COLLINSRanked one of the best places to live in the United States more than once, Fort Collins has a rich history and much more to offer than its beautiful campus. From its thoroughly walkable Old Town to the fantastic view of the city from the drive along Horsetooth Reservoir, we’ll explore this beautiful city at the northern end of the Front Range. Tour includes a break for lunch, so please bring money for your meal. Menu Range: $8-$13237924 Oct. 19 Wed., 9 a.m. -4 p.m. $61 ($47 Res.)

STANLEY HOTEL TOUR First we are headed to the Other Side Restaurant in Estes Park, a family owned tradition serving the best of American classics. Afterwards, guests will experience history on a 90-minute walking tour around the Stanley Hotel property which provides a glimpse into the past and present of the Stanley Hotel. You learn about F.O. and Flora Stanley while walking the Stanley Hotel property, seeing the remodeled Ice House with Stanley Steam Cars, a walk-through of the hotel itself including some of the ballrooms, the connection to the paranormal, and ending in their underground tunnel. The tour is included in the registration fee. Menu Range: $10-$16237925 Oct. 26 Wed., 8:45 a.m. -4:30 p.m. $84 ($64 Res.)

FAIRMOUNT CEMETERY MYSTERY TOUR Take a walk in historic Colorado on a tour of the Fairmount Cemetery led by the Fairmount Heritage Foundation. Visit the final resting place for some of Colorado’s early prominent and colorful founders. Learn all about its long history and some of the mystery that surrounds it. Please wear appropriate footwear for this walking tour. Before the tour we have a scrumptious seafood lunch at Red Lobster. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs. Menu range: $10-$16237926 Oct. 27 Thu., 9:30 a.m. -2 p.m. $38 ($29 Res.)

GHOSTS AND LEGENDS TOUR Join the ACAA for a haunted walk through historic Morrison, Colorado. Find out who passed through these buildings and whose spirits still remain? Hear chilling stories about haunted buildings and their inhabitants, the Lecherous Indian Chief, the haunted Cliff House, the Hatchet Lady of Red Rocks and more!!! We’ll have lunch before the tour at the Red Rocks Grille in Morrison. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs. Menu Range: $9-$16237935 Oct. 28 Fri., 10 a.m. -3:30 p.m. $40 ($31 Res.)

MOB NIGHT Join Denver mob historian Tom Hackett as he takes the day trippers on a very special night out, mob style. Touring several mob locations before we’re headed to Gaetano’s Italian Restaurant for a special mob themed dinner and Sinatra singer. Afterwards we’ll get to preview an episode of the newly created Family of Honor mob series. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with wheelchairs. Menu Range: $10-$16237927 Nov. 4 Fri., 4:30 -9:15 p.m. $65 ($50 Res.)

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ADAM’S MYSTERY PLAYHOUSE Voted the BEST Mystery Dinner Theater in Denver, Adams Mystery Playhouse is the ideal entertainment spot. Located in the heart of Historic Highlands, their laugh-packed shows are designed to involve everyone, from the moment you walk through the door! The registration fee includes the ticket, meal, tax, and gratuity.237928 Nov. 12 Sat., 10:45 a.m. -2:30 p.m. $75 ($58 Res.)

DHT: WOMENS HISTORY TOURIs the history of Denver just about men? Absolutely not! Women ventured out of the home, across the prairie, up the mountains, and into our history. Presented by Denver History Tours, we let you in on the secrets of what they wore --- or didn’t --- what they cooked, where they went, and what they did, and what the men thought about it all. So, leave your bloomers behind and join us for the truth about who tamed the West! (This tour includes a one-hour break for lunch. Participants should bring money for their meal). Menu Range: $8-$13237929 Nov. 14 Mon., 10 a.m. -3 p.m. $52 ($40 Res.)

KEZW STATION TOUREver wanted to be a live audience for a radio show? Well here’s your opportunity! Please join us as we attend Rick Crandall’s Breakfast Club. We will have a unique opportunity to tour the Studio 1430 KEZW station. Afterwards we will enjoy a delicious brunch at the Original Pancake House. Menu Range: $10-$15237930 Nov. 16 Wed., 8 a.m. -12:30 p.m. $26 ($20 Res.)

BDT: THROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE The winner of six Tony Awards including Best Musical, Thoroughly Modern Millie was the 2002 season’s most awarded new show on Broadway! Based on the 1967 Academy Award-winning film, Thoroughly Modern Millie takes you back to 1922, the height of the Jazz Age in New York City, when “moderns” including a flapper named Millie Dillmount were bobbing their hair, raising their hemlines, entering the workforce, and rewriting the rules of love. The registration fee includes the ticket, meal, tax, and gratuity.237931 Nov. 20 Sun., 11 a.m. -5:15 p.m. $87 ($67 Res.)

LIFETIME CANDLES We’ll eat lunch at the Aviator Bar and Grill before traveling to the Lifetime Candles shop in Bennett. While there we’ll learn all about the company, view a demonstration on how these amazing candles are made, and get to do some shopping. The candle shop is located in the basement of a private residence so participants will need to be able to get up and down the stairway. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs. Menu Range: $8-$13237932 Nov. 29 Tue., 10:30 a.m. -4 p.m. $25 ($19 Res.)

CASTLE ROCK OUTLETS Just in time to do some Christmas shopping! Surrounded by spectacular mountain views, Colorado’s largest outlet center is the #4 top tourist destination in the state. The Outlets at Castle Rock are home to more than 100 brand name stores. Castle Rock Outlets will also be giving our group the red carpet treatment including a gift bag, savings cards and a $5 gift card for participants. Participants will be on their own for lunch at the outlet’s food court. 237933 Nov. 30 Wed., 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. $20 ($15 Res.)

CANCELLATION POLICY• If we cancel the class trips: 100%

refund.• If you cancel 5 or more business

days before class/trips starts:1. 100% transfer to another class/

trips.2. 100% credit to your Recreation

account. (Credits not used by one year from date of issuance are forfeited and placed in the Recreation Scholarship fund.)

• If you cancel less than 5 business days before class/trips starts: No refund.

• If you must cancel, call 303.739.7950.

• Refunds take 2-3 weeks to process and mail.

Please plan your schedule carefully. We depend on your enrollment for successful trips!

CANCELLATION/REGISTRATION DEADLINESCancellation/Registration deadlines may apply for some trips and are posted as such. For these trips, please register by the deadline. If you cancel after the cancellation/registration deadline, your trip fees are non-refundable. Cancellations made before the cancellation deadline are subject to the normal cancellation policy.

CALL 303.739.7950 TO REGISTER OR VISIT AURORAGOV.ORG/RECREATION

ROSE TEA ROOM The Rose Tea Room, located in Broomfield offers a delightful four course lunch and tea. Please bring additional money as there will be time to shop at the Weathered Antique Store after our tea. Tea, tax, and gratuity are included in the reservation fee. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs.237938 Sept. 9 Fri., 10:15 a.m. -2:30 p.m. $52 ($40 Res.)

237939 Oct. 7 Fri., 10:15 a.m. -2:30 p.m. $52 ($40 Res.)

SEAFOOD MYSTERY MEALWe’re off to Greenwood Village to sample some of the best seafood around! From the warm waters of the Gulf to the icy currents of the Alaskan coast, from the mighty Atlantic to the blue Pacific, you will have finest quality seafood available, all year round. Their skilled chefs create menus using some of the most exciting flavors and best ingredients in American cuisine. Enjoy! Menu Range: $10-$20237940 Sept. 12 Mon., 11:15 a.m. -1:30 p.m. $13 ($10 Res.)

WESTFALEN HOFTake a journey west up Coal Creek Canyon to find the fine cuisines of Germany and Europe. All of their lunches are made fresh and cooked to order...so please relax and allow time for a quality preparation. The Westfalen Hof will be having a special private lunch just for the ACAA! Menu Range: $10-$15

237941 Oct. 6 Thu., 10:30 a.m. -2:30 p.m. $25 ($19 Res.) 237942 Oct. 13 Thu., 10:30 a.m. -2:30 p.m. $25 ($19 Res.)

KACHINA SOUTHWESTERN GRILLVoted 2015 Open Table Diner’s Choice, Kachina Southwestern Grill in Westminster is sure to please. We’ll enjoy a delectable meal and experience a culinary journey across the Southwest from their Santa Fe style surroundings. Don’t forget to try to blue corn waffles and shrimp! Menu Range: $9-$14237946 Oct. 17Mon., 10:15 a.m. -1:45 p.m.$20 ($15 Res.)

WISHBONE FAMILY RESTAURANTLocated in Westminster, the Wishbone Family Restaurant had been family owned and operated since 1963, offering a delicious menu of American comfort food. Menu range: $8-$12237943 Oct. 24 Mon., 10:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m. $20 ($15 Res.)

CRACKER BARRELCracker Barrel Restaurant and Old Country Store, where pleasing people with their delicious home-style cooking and gracious service defines their country spirit. Enjoy home-style country cooking at its best with quality ingredients prepared from scratch throughout the day. Menu Range: $7 -$12237944 Nov. 15 Tue., 10:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m. $20 ($15 Res.)

CHAUTAUQUA AFTERNOON TEA Join the ACAA as we head west to have an afternoon tea at the historic Chautauqua Dining Hall. Boulder’s historic Chautauqua Dining Hall has held a special place in the hearts of the Boulder community for over 100 years. Founded in 1898 and named a National Historic Landmark in 2006, it is one of only a few remaining Chautauqua’s in the country. Afternoon tea service includes a classic, three-tiered assortment of fresh baked sweet and savory pastries, scones, tea sandwiches, sweet cakes and a pot of premium tea. It combines a rich tradition of culture and history and scenic splendor. Registration fee includes the afternoon tea, tax, and gratuity. 237945 Nov. 9 Wed., 1 – 5 p.m. $65 ($50 Res.)

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AdventuresDININGJoin us as we travel to some of our favorite destinations along the Front Range for good food and good company! Transportation is provided and leaves from the Aurora Center for Active Adults. Menu ranges are listed with each restaurant description.

Course # Date DestinationStarting Elevation

Elevation Gain

Miles Round Trip Rating Nearest Town

237947 Sept. 6 French Pass 10,500’ 1,500’ 5.5 2.5 Jefferson

237948 Sept. 13 Mohawk Lakes 10,400’ 1,500’ 7 2.5 Breckenridge

237949 Sept. 20 Colorado Trail 10,000’ 500’ 4 1 Jefferson

237950 Sept. 27 Tanglewood 9,247’ 1,500’ 6 2.5 Bailey

237951 Oct. 4 Long Gulch 10,176’ 725’ 5.5 1.5 Jefferson

237952 Oct. 11 Ouzel Falls* 8,500’ 950’ 5.4 1 Estes Park

237953 Oct. 18 Cub Lake* 8,000’ 540’ 6.2 1 Estes Park

237954 Oct. 25 Golden Gate Canyon 7,800’ 1,200’ 6.7 2 Golden

237955 Nov. 1 Eagle Pass Trail 7,100’ 400’ 6.6 1 Franktown

237956 Nov. 8 Flat Irons Vista Trail 5,600’ 200’ 4 1 Eldorado

CALL 303.739.7950 TO REGISTER OR VISIT AURORAGOV.ORG/RECREATION

GENERAL HIKE INFORMATIONPlease note that hiking trails/locations are subject to change due to a variety of reasons. The elevation gain and miles round trip are estimates and the actual distances could vary on each hike. Return times are approximate and could be much earlier or later. *Bring your America the Beautiful/senior park pass or $10 cash.

HIKE RATING1 = Easier (3-5 miles round trip and/or less than 700 feet elevation gain. Generally easy terrain with milder elevation gain.)2 = Moderate (5-7 miles round trip and/or 700-1,500 feet elevation gain. Mix of easy and harder terrain-rocky or short steep sections.

ACAA HIKING READINESSACAA hikers must complete a Hiking Readiness Assessment and return it to the ACAA front desk at least one week prior to going on the hike for the first time. The ACAA strives to provide a positive hiking experience for active adults. Hikers must be in good health and have the stamina, endurance and skills to safely hike in Colorado’s mountain and foothill trails. Final determina-tion of participation is at the discretion of the ACAA.

HIKING EQUIPMENTDay backpack, footwear with good support and lugged soles for traction, rain gear, snacks/lunch, at least one quart of water, clothing for the time of year and varying weather, hat, sunglasses and sunscreen. For a more detailed equipment list, please call 303.739.7957.

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High Country HIKES

Gauge Your Ability: Hiking is a physically demanding exercise!

The Aurora Center for Active Adults is an equal opportunity service provider and operates under special-usepermits from the Arapahoe/Roosevelt, Pike and White River National Forests

Take the day off and hike with us! We provide the transportation and guide. Trips depart from the lobby of the Aurora Center for Active Adults (6th and Peoria). Regardless of the weather in the metro area, hikers must be prepared for significant weather changes in the mountains. For a recommended equipment list, call 303.739.7950.

HIKES FILL UP FAST REGISTER EARLY. Fee: $31 per hiker ($24 Resident)7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Return times are approximate

SOUTHERN CHARMMay 7th, 20177 DAYS — Experience the history, charm and singular hospitality of the Low Country in Georgia and South Carolina. Soak in two nights at the exclusive Jekyll Island Club, once described as “the richest, most exclusive club in the world.” Choose to explore one of America’s oldest plantations, Boone Hall, or the Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum. Discover the history of Savannah and antebellum Charleston. Visit the oldest city in the United States, St. Augustine, Florida, and enjoy an enchanting trolley tour through its vibrant Old Spanish Quarter.

SHADES OF IRELANDMay 22nd, 201710 DAYS — From vibrant and history-filled Dublin, across rolling green hills to the dramatic coast, experience all of the charms of Ireland on this magical tour of the Emerald Isle. Live like royalty during an overnight stay on the grounds of a castle. Visit the new House of Waterford Crystal factory. Choose from a selection of Killarney’s best restaurants with our Diner’s Choice program. See the Atlantic from the stunning 700-foot Cliffs of Moher. Experience the world-famous beauty of the Ring of Kerry. Have coffee and scones at a working farm. Explore Dublin with a local guide, either by foot or on a panoramic city tour – it’s your choice! See beautiful Killarney from your seat on an Irish jaunting car. Journey to historic Blarney Castle, lean back and kiss its famous stone!

TOURNAMENT OF ROSESDecember 30th, 20165 DAYS — Go behind the scenes in Pasadena to experience the Rose Parade, America’s most famous New Year’s celebration. Ring in the New Year with a festive dinner and dance gala complete with hats, live music, party favors, and champagne. The highlight of this Tournament of Roses tour is the Rose Parade in Pasadena, where you’ll enjoy specially selected, reserved grandstand seats only minutes from the beginning of the parade route. Enjoy a farewell dinner on board the RMS Queen Mary, a special adventure Globus offers to celebrate this Rose Parade tour! In addition to enjoying a sightseeing tour of Los Angeles, you’ll also visit the Getty Museum to see its extensive art collection and the Ronald Regan Presidential Library, celebrating the life of the 40th U.S. President—another unique experience arranged by Globus. This year, don’t just watch the Rose Parade on TV; see it live with prime viewing seats!

Trip Cancellation Insurance: Trip cancellation interruption insurance is highly recommended and may be purchased from a variety of insurance carriers; the ACAA does not endorse any one carrier.

Extended TRAVELCOLLETTE SLIDE SHOW - Tuesday, August 30 at 2 p.m.A Collette representative will be doing a free slide show presentation at the Aurora Center for Active Adults on the upcoming extended travel trips. The presentation will be free but please call 303.739.7950 to register #237967 so we know how many people will be attending.

GLOBUS SLIDE SHOW - Thursday, July 28 at 2 p.m.Join a Globus representative for a free slide show presentation at the Aurora Center for Active Adults on the upcoming extended travel trips. The presentation will be free but please call 303.739.7950 to register #237937 so we know how many people will be attending.