moderate
3–6 hours
Suitable for individuals in good physical condition capable of sustained uphill walking and altitude adjustment.
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Rocky Mountain National Park with Aspire Tours. Hike scenic trails, enjoy winter landscapes, and discover wildlife just a short drive from Denver.
Starting at $159 • 8 Hours • Serene 4 Mile Hike • From Denver, Boulder & Estes Park • Ages 8+
8 hours
Snowshoes/Yak Tracks provided Winter clothes available for rent
Rocky Mountain National Park - one of the most popular National Parks in the country, has a thriving population of wildlife like elk, raptors and bighorn sheep. Throughout the moderate 4-mile hike, you'll have ample breaks to take in the stunning mountain views. Immerse yourself in nature's solitude and we'll still have you back downtown in time for happy hour. Book your Rocky Mountain National Park adventure today!
Our guides are extremely experienced in the mountain environment. Safety is our number one priority, and last minute changes in itinerary may be necessary if we feel there are unsafe conditions. We guarantee any tour you take with us will be an unforgettable experience!
From Denver, drive along the Front Range through Boulder with its famous Flatirons Rock Formations. Continue through Canyons alive with wildlife up to Estes Park, the charming town at the entrance of the Rocky Mountain National Park. Your guide will direct you to their favorite trails with alpine lakes and a true peace that only nature can bring.
*This is a moderate hike at altitude that guests may find challenging. This tour is not recommended for people who do not regularly exercise. Out of respect for the other guests on the tour, please consider our Rocky Mountain National Park sightseeing tour if you are unsure if you can meet the physical requirements. Our guides reserve the right to ask guests to stop or turn around on the hike.
Weather can change rapidly; dress in layers to adjust comfortably from cold mornings to warmer afternoons.
Wildlife is common; having bear spray easily accessible can enhance your safety during the hike.
Altitude and exertion increase dehydration risk; bring plenty of water for the entire hike.
High elevation intensifies UV exposure; apply sunscreen and wear a hat even on cloudy days.
The park was established in 1915 and holds significant Native American heritage alongside early conservation efforts.
Efforts focus on preserving fragile alpine ecosystems and minimizing human impact through sustainable trail management.
Provides traction and warmth on snowy or muddy trails.
winter specific
Allows adaptation to temperature changes throughout the day.
Helps maintain balance and reduce joint stress on uneven terrain.
Ensures you stay hydrated at high altitudes during your hike.