challenging
4–6 hours
Participants should have a good level of cardiovascular fitness and endurance to handle sustained uphill travel and skiing through varied terrain.
Explore Colorado’s backcountry with expert guides in Silverthorne. Learn safety and skiing techniques while enjoying fresh powder in an uncrowded winter paradise.
Always review current avalanche forecasts before heading out and never ski without a beacon, probe, and shovel.
Wear breathable base layers and waterproof outerwear to stay dry and comfortable during your tour.
Carry water and drink regularly to avoid dehydration despite the cold temperatures.
Maintain open communication about your pacing and comfort to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Summit County was historically a hub for miners during Colorado’s silver boom, with many trails tracing old mining routes.
Local guides practice Leave No Trace principles to protect sensitive wild areas and maintain the backcountry experience for future visitors.
Critical safety device for locating individuals buried in avalanches.
winter specific
Designed for uphill mobility and downhill performance in backcountry conditions.
winter specific
Keeps you warm during rest periods and in cold temperatures.
winter specific
Helps with balance and propulsion, adjustable for uphill and downhill sections.
winter specific