moderate
3–5 hours skiing per day, plus evenings in hut
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle uphill travel and skiing in varied snow conditions.
Experience backcountry skiing like never before at Carner's Cabin in Silverthorne, Colorado. Join a guided two-night trip blending adventure, stunning views, and cozy cabin evenings.
Discover the unique experience of backcountry skiing combined with the charm of staying in Carner's Cabin, a traditional hut in Colorado's breathtaking Rockies. This two-night private adventure, led by expert guides from Colorado Adventure Guides, offers a perfect balance for both beginners and seasoned skiers. Guided skiing tours take you through pristine, snow-covered trails far from the crowds, providing a true wilderness experience. Evenings by the fire in the cabin provide warmth and a chance to share stories under a starlit sky. The small group size ensures personalized attention, safety, and skill-building tailored to your level. Away from the hustle of resorts, this trip delivers stunning panoramic views, essential backcountry skills, and memories that last a lifetime. Whether you're looking to improve your skiing technique, enjoy quiet time in nature, or simply embrace the joy of the mountains, this traditional hut trip in Silverthorne is an exceptional winter adventure.
Backcountry skiing involves avalanche risk, so always review local avalanche conditions before heading out.
Mountain weather can change rapidly; wear moisture-wicking base layers and pack waterproof outerwear.
Protect your face from cold winds and frostbite during skiing sessions on exposed trails.
Cold air can dehydrate you faster than you expect, so drink water regularly throughout your trip.
Carner's Cabin was originally built in the 1930s as a shelter for local miners and has since been preserved as a historic backcountry hut.
The area is managed to minimize human impact, focusing on Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile alpine ecosystems.
Essential for navigating and skiing in off-trail snowy terrain safely.
winter specific
Critical for safety during backcountry travel to respond to avalanche emergencies.
winter specific
Keeps you warm, dry, and comfortable when facing cold mountain conditions.
winter specific
Useful for navigating around the cabin and trails after dark.
winter specific