Tundra Tours Snowshoeing Adventure in Estes Park, CO
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for beginners and families with a basic level of fitness and the ability to hike at moderate elevation.
Overview
Explore snowy trails and scenic mountain views at 10,000 feet on Tundra Tours, a family-friendly snowshoeing adventure in Estes Park, Colorado. Perfect for beginners seeking a safe, unforgettable winter hike.
Tundra Tours; Snowshoeing at 10,000' 1.0
Snowshoe the world's highest paved, continuous road in the United States; Trail Ridge Road!
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About This Adventure
Experience the breathtaking beauty of winter on a family-friendly hike at Tundra Tours! This signature half-day adventure takes you through snowy landscapes at 10,000 feet, perfect for beginners and families. Enjoy approximately three hours of hiking, surrounded by stunning scenery, making unforgettable memories together in the great outdoors.
Experience the breathtaking beauty of winter on a family-friendly hike at Tundra Tours! This signature half-day adventure takes you through snowy landscapes at 10,000 feet, perfect for beginners and families. Enjoy approximately three hours of hiking, surrounded by stunning scenery, making unforgettable memories together in the great outdoors.
Adventure Tips
Dress in Layers
Layering helps regulate body temperature in snowy, variable mountain weather.
Wear Waterproof Boots
Insulated, waterproof boots keep feet dry and warm in snow-covered terrain.
Bring Trekking Poles
Poles assist balance on snowy and sometimes slippery ground.
Start Slow to Acclimate
Take it easy at the beginning to adjust to the high elevation and avoid fatigue.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk often spotted early morning
- Snowshoe hares camouflaged in winter coats
History
Estes Park has a rich history as the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park, with early tourism focused on natural beauty and mountain exploration.
Conservation
Kent Mountain Adventure Center practices Leave No Trace, helping preserve the fragile tundra and snow ecosystems by guiding visitors responsibly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated Waterproof Boots
Keeps feet dry and warm when walking through snow and icy patches.
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Thermal Layers
Allows you to adjust warmth as you hike in cold weather.
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Snowshoes
Required equipment to walk efficiently over deep snow.
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Trekking Poles
Provide extra balance and support on uneven or slippery surfaces.
winter specific