Top Colorado Snowshoeing

Experience the thrill of soaring through a Rocky Mountain landscape on some of the longest ziplines in Colorado! Whiz through the fresh alpine air and admire the scenic landscape below on a series of cables totaling more than 6,000 feet (1,828 m) in length. Soak up some of Colorado’s famous sunshine while you hike between the tracks.

Strap on a pair of snowshoes and explore the sparkling wintertime beauty of Colorado’s Front Range. Hike atop fresh powder through pristine pine forests and open-air alpine meadows with views of the Rocky Mountains. Your experienced guide will choose trails that match your experience level throughout this 4-hour adventure.

This Glenwood Springs scenic canyon half-day float is perfect for those looking to skip the whitewater rafting experiences and instead take a casual float down the Colorado River. A life jacket, helmet, and optional use of river booties and wetsuits are included. You can also decide if you’d like to do some swimming or hop out on the water as float down the river toward Glenwood Springs.

Get up close and personal with Colorado's Rocky Mountain scenery, and capture memories of your trip, during this private, customizable photo shoot. Choose a departure time that works best for you, and head to picturesque locations in the foothills, well off the typical tourist trail. Your photographer guide will capture many posed and candid photos of you, and you can purchase your favorite shots afterwards (a $50 photo credit is included).

Explore the natural beauty of the Rocky Mountains, and learn more about the flora and fauna, with this guided half-day hike with a small group of no more than eight people. With a knowledgeable local guide in the lead, you don’t have to worry about route finding and can enjoy the scenery and experience, while learning about the ecosystem and wildlife from your guide.

Snow shoeing is fun and we know some of the best areas to go. Since the trail is covered in snow and there aren't any markings, its good to have a guide who knows where to go and how not to get lost.

Get active while seeing the wintery sights and learning about Colorado’s history during a fun snowshoeing adventure. This tour is suitable for fit beginners because you’ll be instructed on how to snowshoe properly. Follow a 4.7-mile (7.5-kilometer) route through the undulating mountain landscape while your guide shares local folklore and history. Don’t worry about getting lost as your guide will lead the way.

Have fun spending time outdoors in Rocky Mountain National Park in the winter with a local professional guide, and explore some of our most favorite trails! Hike through a canopy of snow-covered pine trees and trek to a stunning frozen waterfall in the backcountry. Discover the basics of snowshoeing, how to choose the right equipment, and learn about important winter safety tips that will make your next snowshoe tour a success!

Exploring Summit County’s backcountry routes on pillow-soft powder in winter is scenic, peaceful, and will make you feel like you have the mountains all to yourself. Snowshoeing is easy to learn, fun for everyone, and can be a great high energy cardio workout. Join us for an unforgettable day on one of the many pristine Colorado backcountry trails. We can provide you with more-advanced, higher-paced snowshoe hikes or just a relaxing family adventure in the woods. Our guides know where to go—based on your preferences, weather, and snow conditions—to provide you with a safe and enjoyable snowshoeing guided tour. Our half-day tour lasts about 4 hours and departs daily at 8 am and 1 pm. Snowshoes and poles are included for each tour.

This tour for women includes snowshoes, trekking poles, and a knowledgeable and experienced guide who will show you how to use the gear and provide an unforgettable snowshoeing experience. We’ll visit 4 mountain lakes each with their unique charm and beauty. Along the trail, there will be stunning views of the iconic Long’s Peak at 14,156 ft above sea level. While at Emerald Lake we'll take in the breathtaking views of Hallett Peak (over 12,000 ft) and Tyndall Glacier. Even though we’ll return to the trailhead the same way we came, we'll get a different perspective of the trail and it will be equally as inspiring as the way we came.