moderate
3–5 hours
Moderate fitness required; participants should be comfortable walking on uneven terrain for several hours.
Gather your family, friends, or colleagues for a private group hiking adventure in Estes Park, Colorado. Explore spectacular trails guided by local experts who tailor the experience to your group’s interests and fitness levels.
Discover the natural beauty of Estes Park, Colorado, with Estes Park Tour Guides’ Group Hikes, perfect for families, corporate retreats, and large gatherings. Starting from the convenient Estes Park Visitor Center or directly from your hotel, you’ll enjoy personalized guided hikes crafted to suit your group's preferences and pace. These hikes traverse diverse landscapes including lush forests, alpine meadows, and panoramic mountain views, offering incredible photo opportunities and moments to connect with nature. Whether your group is seeking a relaxed stroll or a more energetic trek, our knowledgeable guides ensure a safe, enjoyable, and memorable experience. Along your journey, learn about the local flora and fauna, geology, and the rich cultural history of the area. Estes Park’s trails provide an exceptional way to bond with your group, unwind from city life, and soak in Colorado’s fresh mountain air. This experience is designed to accommodate groups of all sizes while maintaining a personal touch that large tours often miss. From the planning stages to the final step, comfort, engagement, and safety are top priorities.
Begin your hike early in the morning for the best trail experience and quieter paths.
Hydration is crucial at Estes Park’s elevation, especially on longer hikes.
Mountain weather can change rapidly, so dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout your hike.
Keep noise levels down and stay on designated paths to protect fragile ecosystems.
Estes Park has a long history as a gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park, attracting visitors since the early 1900s.
Guided hikes promote low-impact travel that helps preserve fragile alpine environments and supports local conservation efforts.
Provides ankle support and traction on varied trails.
Keeps you hydrated during your hike, especially important at elevation.
Allows you to adapt to changing mountain weather throughout the day.
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat protect against strong alpine sun exposure.
summer specific