easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic walking endurance recommended
Experience winter like never before with snowshoe rentals at Grand Lake, Colorado. Explore scenic trails and stunning mountain views with ease and comfort.
Snowshoes • Mens / Womens / Childrens
Experience the thrill of snowshoeing in the stunning Arapahoe National Forest! Rent snowshoes for the whole family at our convenient Grand Lake location and embark on an adventure through hundreds of miles of scenic trails. Discover the beauty of winter in Grand County and Rocky Mountain National Park!
Snowshoe rentals are now available only at our town location! 347 West Portal Rd. Grand Lake, CO 80447
Snowshoe from our location into the Arapahoe National Forest. The North Supply Kiosk (Part of the Stillwater OHV Trail System) is located outside our gate or go explore the hundreds of miles of trails around Grand County and Rocky Mountain National Park
Mens / Womens / Childrens
1 Day: $15.00
Multiday rates are available for 2 or more consecutive days. Please call for pricing and details. Rates do not include taxes or fees.
Wear insulated, waterproof boots that fit well with snowshoes to keep your feet warm and dry during your trek.
Temperatures can vary quickly; layering helps maintain comfort and adapt to changing weather.
Poles provide extra balance and stability on snowy or uneven trails, especially in deep snow.
Begin your snowshoe adventure on marked or groomed trails around Grand Lake to build confidence and avoid hazards.
Grand Lake is Colorado’s largest natural lake and has long been a gateway for explorers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Efforts to protect local ecosystems focus on minimizing trail erosion and respecting wildlife habitats during winter visits.
Keeps your feet warm and dry while providing a secure fit with snowshoes.
winter specific
Protects your hands from cold and wet conditions during snowshoeing.
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Improves balance and stability on snowy or icy terrain.
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Helps maintain body heat and wick moisture away during cold hikes.
winter specific