easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for individuals in average physical shape capable of moderate walking
Discover the beauty of Bear Lake and Sprague Lake on a guided walking tour through Rocky Mountain National Park. Witness stunning sunsets and spot native wildlife on this unforgettable outdoor adventure.
Explore the captivating Bear Lake Corridor with Purple Points Tour Company on the Rocky Mountain Reflections walking tour. This experience invites you to wander scenic trails that weave through the heart of Rocky Mountain National Park near Estes Park, Colorado. Hike around pristine Bear Lake and enjoy peaceful moments at Sprague Lake, where the sunset paints the sky with vivid colors. Along the way, keep an eye out for local wildlife such as elk and marmots that thrive in this protected natural environment. The trail is accessible and offers a perfect balance of adventure and tranquility, making it ideal for nature lovers of all experience levels. Whether you're a first-time hiker or an avid outdoor enthusiast, this guided tour provides storytelling about the land’s history and ecology, enhancing your connection to this remarkable landscape. The serene reflections on the lakes, towering mountain backdrops, and crisp Colorado air create a memorable outdoor experience. With expert guides from Purple Points delivering personalized insights, you’ll have the opportunity to capture stunning photographs and absorb the peaceful ambiance of one of the Rockies' most beloved corridors.
Mountain weather can shift quickly, so pack layers to stay comfortable during your walk.
In warmer months, mosquitoes and other bugs can be active near the lakes.
To protect fragile ecosystems, please stay on designated paths throughout the tour.
Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated, especially during warmer days on the trail.
Bear Lake and its surroundings have been culturally significant to indigenous peoples and later attracted early settlers for hunting and recreation.
Rocky Mountain National Park implements strict trail management and wildlife protection measures to preserve this delicate alpine environment.
Supports your feet and provides traction on varied trail surfaces.
Allows adapting to rapidly changing spring weather conditions.
spring specific
Protects from strong sun exposure during summer hikes.
summer specific
Keeps you warm during cooler autumn evenings at the lakes.
fall specific