moderate
4–5 hours
Participants should have a moderate fitness level able to manage light hiking at high elevations and some uneven terrain.
Soar above 12,000 feet to Cumberland Pass, explore Tin Cup ghost town, fish at Mirror Lake, and end with a treat at Frenchy’s. Discover Colorado's unique blend of nature and history on this half-day trip!
Mountain weather can change quickly; pack warm and waterproof layers to stay comfortable.
The adventure reaches elevations over 12,000 feet, so be prepared for thinner air and take it slow if you feel lightheaded.
If you plan to fish at Mirror Lake, bring your fishing gear and ensure you have a valid Colorado fishing license.
Dehydration can occur quickly at high altitudes; bring plenty of water and drink frequently.
Tin Cup was once a bustling mining camp during Colorado’s gold rush era, with many buildings and artifacts still visible today.
This area is managed carefully to preserve its natural environment and historical sites, so visitors are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles.
Helps adjust easily to changing mountain weather and temperature shifts.
Staying hydrated is crucial, especially at high altitudes.
Necessary if you want to fish at Mirror Lake during open seasons.
spring|summer|fall specific
Provides support and protection on uneven alpine terrain.