Explore Rocky Mountain National Park on a Family-Friendly Winter Snowshoe Hike
Difficulty
easy
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels including children and seniors; participants should be comfortable walking uphill or on uneven snowy terrain.
Overview
Discover Rocky Mountain National Park’s winter magic on a gentle, family-friendly snowshoe hike with Tundra Tours. Perfect for beginners and all ages, this guided adventure offers wildlife spotting, snowy fun, and cozy hot chocolate stops.
Winter Snowshoe Hike 1.0; Family-Friendly
Winter snowshoe hikes perfect for the whole family!
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About This Adventure
Experience the enchanting snowy landscapes of Rocky Mountain National Park on a family-friendly half-day hike! Discover animal tracks, create snow angels, and enjoy warm hot chocolate. Perfect for families and beginners, this adventure ensures everyone, including seniors, can safely explore the winter wonderland together.
Experience the enchanting snowy landscapes of Rocky Mountain National Park on a family-friendly half-day hike! Discover animal tracks, create snow angels, and enjoy warm hot chocolate. Perfect for families and beginners, this adventure ensures everyone, including seniors, can safely explore the winter wonderland together.
Adventure Tips
Dress in Warm, Layered Clothing
Wear moisture-wicking base layers with insulated mid-layers and a waterproof outer shell to stay comfortable in snowy conditions.
Bring Trekking Poles
Poles improve balance on uneven or icy terrain and reduce strain on knees during the hike.
Stay Hydrated Despite Cold
Carry a 32 oz water bottle and take regular sips—even in cold weather, hydration is key for energy and warmth.
Wear Warm, Waterproof Boots
Proper boots keep your feet dry and warm on packed snow and icy patches encountered on the trails.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk
- Snowshoe hare
History
Rocky Mountain National Park was established in 1915 and protects some of the highest peaks in the Front Range, preserving diverse alpine ecosystems.
Conservation
Tundra Tours promotes Leave No Trace principles to minimize human impact on fragile winter landscapes and wildlife habitats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Snowshoes
Required to walk safely on deep snow and avoid sinking.
winter specific
Microspikes
Provide extra traction on icy or packed snowy trail sections.
winter specific
Insulated Gloves
Keep your hands warm and protect from frostbite.
winter specific
Thermal Base Layers
Maintain body heat and wick moisture away during exertion in cold conditions.
winter specific