moderate
2–3 hours
Moderate physical fitness preferred; considerable walking and light climbing involved.
Discover the magic of nighttime hiking with Tundra Tours 'N S'mores 1.0 in Estes Park. Combining adventure, wildlife, and cozy campfire moments, this private experience is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a unique Colorado outing.
Experience an unforgettable night under the stars with Kent Mountain Adventure Center’s Tundra Tours 'N S'mores 1.0 in Estes Park, Colorado. This private hiking adventure combines the thrill of exploring the scenic Colorado wilderness after dark with the cozy tradition of making s'mores around a campfire. As darkness falls, you'll embark on a guided night hike through serene tundra landscapes, listening to the sounds of nocturnal wildlife and taking in the crisp mountain air. The experienced guides share fascinating insights about the local ecosystem and celestial sights, making it a great educational experience for all ages. After your hike, you'll settle around a crackling fire, enjoying gooey s'mores and warm beverages, creating memories perfect for families, couples, or adventure-seeking groups. The combination of adventure and relaxation makes this activity stand out, offering both a physical challenge and a peaceful retreat. Whether you're stargazing through a telescope or simply soaking in the tranquility of the Colorado night, this experience delivers a unique outdoor escape. Ideal for those looking to combine adventure with camaraderie, Tundra Tours 'N S'mores 1.0 promises a memorable introduction to nighttime hiking in the stunning Estes Park region.
Temperatures can drop quickly after sunset, so dress in layers for comfort throughout the hike.
Red light preserves night vision and enhances wildlife viewing opportunities during the hike.
To protect the fragile tundra environment and ensure safety, stick to marked trails at all times.
Enhance your chances of spotting nocturnal animals and distant celestial features with binoculars.
Estes Park has a rich history as a gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park and was once a hub for early frontier explorers and loggers.
The activity promotes environmental awareness by educating guests on local ecosystems and encouraging Leave No Trace principles.
Good footwear ensures ankle support and traction on uneven or rocky terrain.
Layering helps adapt to changing temperatures during the hike.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Provides hands-free illumination while preserving night vision.
Keeps you warm during evening campfire moments in colder months.
winter specific