easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels, including beginners and families with children.
Discover the thrill of winter with a family-friendly snowshoe hike near Estes Park. Enjoy breathtaking mountain views, wildlife sightings, and a fun outdoor adventure suitable for all ages.
Experience the magic of winter with the Tundra Tours Winter Snowshoe Hike at Kent Mountain Adventure Center near Estes Park, Colorado. Perfect for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike, this guided snowshoeing adventure offers a playful and scenic escape into Colorado's winter wonderland. As you trek across pristine snow-covered landscapes, you'll be treated to breathtaking mountain views, crystal-clear air, and the tranquility that only winter can bring. The tour is designed to be family-friendly, making it an ideal activity for those looking to enjoy the outdoors with kids or beginners. Along the way, guides share fascinating insights into the area's local wildlife, geology, and winter flora. Whether you're gliding through powdery snow or stopping for hot cocoa breaks, each moment is crafted to create lasting memories in nature's seasonal retreat. This experience is not just about physical activity but also about reconnecting with the outdoors, making it perfect for a day of adventure, relaxation, and family bonding. Snowshoeing in Estes Park during winter offers a unique perspective of the Rocky Mountains, with opportunities to spot wildlife tracks and enjoy the crisp mountain air. Come prepared for a fun-filled outdoor escapade that welcomes all skill levels and gives you a true taste of Colorado's winter outdoors.
Wear moisture-wicking base layers, insulating mid-layers, and waterproof outer layers to stay comfortable in chilly conditions.
Use insulated, waterproof snow boots for warmth and traction on snowy terrain.
Apply sunscreen and wear sunglasses to shield against UV rays reflected off the snow.
Carry water to prevent dehydration, even in cold weather, and take regular breaks to rest.
Estes Park has been a gateway to the Rocky Mountains since the late 1800s, originally inhabited by Native American tribes and later developed as a tourist destination.
The area promotes responsible outdoor recreation with efforts to preserve natural habitats and minimize environmental impact.
Provided by the guide, they help you walk comfortably over snow-covered terrain.
winter specific
Keep extremities warm and prevent heat loss in cold temperatures.
winter specific
Multiple layers ensure flexibility to adjust to changing weather and activity levels.
winter specific
Protect your skin and eyes from UV rays reflected off the snow.
winter specific