moderate
2–4 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness and be comfortable walking on snowy terrain for several hours.
Explore the snowy trails of Rocky Mountain National Park with a private snowshoeing adventure. Customized routes and all gear included for an unforgettable winter outing.
Discover the excitement of backcountry snowshoeing with Estes Park Tour Guides in the heart of Rocky Mountain National Park. This private, guided experience offers everything needed for a seamless and memorable winter adventure, complete with all the necessary snowshoe gear included. Whether you’re a family seeking a fun outdoor activity or a group of friends eager to explore snowy alpine trails, your route can be customized to match your pace and interests. Flexible start times allow for optimal enjoyment of the daylight and landscape. As you trek through pristine snow-covered forests and open meadows, you’ll witness panoramic mountain views and the quiet beauty of untouched winter wilderness. Our knowledgeable guides share insights about local flora, fauna, and conservation efforts, ensuring the trip is educational as well as exhilarating. Perfect for all skill levels, this snowshoeing tour is a wonderful way to connect with nature, get fresh mountain air, and create lasting memories away from the crowds. Embrace the serenity and charm of Estes Park in winter with a private tour designed just for you.
Wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear to stay warm and dry during cold weather trekking.
Check local avalanche forecasts before heading out and always follow guide instructions for safety.
Poles offer better balance and reduce fatigue on uneven snowy terrain.
Even in cold temperatures, it’s important to drink water regularly to maintain energy levels.
Rocky Mountain National Park was established in 1915, preserving the area’s rich natural heritage and promoting outdoor recreation.
The region emphasizes low-impact tourism and encourages visitors to follow Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile winter ecosystems.
Keeps your feet warm and dry on snowy, wet trails.
winter specific
Provides warmth and moisture control during chilly winter hikes.
winter specific
Helps maintain balance and stability on uneven or icy terrain.
winter specific
Protects eyes from glare reflecting off the snow.
winter specific