Experience a full day of rock climbing in Silverthorne, Colorado, with expert guides and all gear provided. Perfect for all levels seeking an unforgettable mountain adventure.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6–8 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition, comfortable with sustained walking and some upper-body strength.
Wildlife
History
Silverthorne was founded in 1967 as a resort town and has grown into a hub for outdoor recreation in Summit County.
Conservation
Colorado Adventure Guides practices Leave No Trace principles to minimize environmental impact and preserve the natural setting.
Colorado Adventure Guides
Experience a full day of rock climbing in Silverthorne, Colorado, with expert guides and all gear provided. Perfect for all levels seeking an unforgettable mountain adventure.
Colorado Adventure Guides is a Silverthorne, Colorado–based outfitter offering guided outdoor adventures across Summit County and the Upper Colorado River corridor. The company organizes half-day and multi-day experiences including beginner Clear Creek rafting, overnight Colorado River rafting with riverside or Rancho Del Rio campground stays, Boots to Boats multi-day packages, guided backcountry skiing from Carner's Cabin, and youth mountain biking camp.
Safety and education are central: programs include AIARE Avalanche Rescue and AIARE Level 1 courses, Wilderness First Aid training, and ORTOVOX safety sessions focused on avalanche danger and tour planning. A guided mentorship day supports individualized skill building in trip planning, route selection, and snow-safety techniques. Guides lead trips on Clear Creek, the Colorado River, and lift-accessed terrain at Winter Park Ski Resort where applicable. Overnight trips provide guided camping, meals prepared by guides, and wilderness navigation through canyon and high-country scenery. Family-friendly options and beginner trips accommodate newcomers, while technical courses and multi-day hut trips support progression for experienced participants. Youth programming emphasizes skill development, trail safety, and confidence building on local mountain-bike terrain. Based in Silverthorne, the outfitter serves Denver-area guests seeking accessible rafting and snow-safety training within easy driving distance. Bookings typically specify trip length, group size, and chosen itinerary to match ability and goals. Colorado Adventure Guides presents a broad mix of recreation and education in the Colorado outdoors, combining guided river runs, backcountry instruction, and residential hut experiences to create memorable, skill-building adventures.
Reservations are available year-round with flexible group and date options online.
Base Location
Silverthorne, CO
Gateway to Summit County adventures
Tours Offered
11 Experiences
Rafting, courses, biking, skiing
Near Denver
45 min to Clear Creek
Accessible day trips from Denver
Safety Training
AIARE & WFA Offered
Avalanche and wilderness medicine courses
Reserve rafting trips, overnight river trips, avalanche courses, or youth camps — dates fill quickly.
Stay Hydrated
Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated during the climb, especially in summer’s dry mountain air.
Wear Layered Clothing
Temperatures can change rapidly; wear layers to adjust comfort throughout the day.
Use Sun Protection
Apply sunscreen and wear a hat as the sun can be strong at high elevations.
Check Weather Forecast
Mountain weather can be unpredictable, so review conditions before you head out.
Climbing Shoes
Proper climbing shoes improve grip and control on rock surfaces.
Sun Hat
A wide-brim hat helps protect from strong mountain sun exposure.
summer
Layered Clothing
Wearing layers allows you to adapt to changing weather and temperature.
Water Bottle or Hydration Pack
Staying hydrated is crucial while climbing and spending extended time outdoors.