4-Hour Guided Ice Fishing Tour in Estes Park
Drill into alpine lakes with a certified guide, warm drinks, and gear included
Duration
4 hours
Ideal For
Up to 6 people
Includes
Guide, fishing gear, hot drinks
Highlights
Drill through the ice and fish alpine lakes in Rocky Mountain National Park with a certified wilderness guide. Learn ice-fishing techniques with provided rods, tackle, and a hand auger, then warm up with hot coffee, tea, or cocoa between casts.
- Learn ice-fishing techniques from a certified wilderness guide
- Drill fishing holes with a hand auger on alpine lakes
- Warm up with brewed coffee, tea, or hot chocolate
- Use provided rods, tackle, and an ice auger
What's Included
- Certified wilderness guide
- Ice auger
- Rods and tackle
- General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) radios
- Emergency satellite device
- Snacks and water
- Brewed coffee, tea, and hot chocolate
- Rain ponchos and medical kit
- Backpacks, headlamps, and binoculars
- Park entry and timed-entry fees
- Group photo
Important details
- Ages 10+ only
- A valid Colorado fishing license is required
- Arrive before your scheduled start time
- Warm layers and a jacket are required; a hoodie is not a jacket
- Supportive shoes are required; open-toe sandals are not allowed
- The outing is subject to weather and safety assessments
Cancellation Policy
Receive a full refund with at least 24 hours' notice.
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FAQs
Follow your guide into Rocky Mountain National Park in your own vehicle. Arrive with at least a half tank of gas; radios are provided for communication during the drive to the trailhead.
Bring a filled water bottle of at least 32 ounces, sunglasses, sunscreen, full face coverage, thermals, long sleeves, and personal medications if needed. Do not wear denim.
The tour runs in rain, snow, or sleet, but guides assess conditions and may cancel or reschedule if weather is unsafe.
Meeting details
Estes Park Visitor Center, north entrance, 500 Big Thompson Ave, Estes Park, CO 80517
Related locations
Rocky Mountain National Park
Admission includedStanding at the edge of an alpine meadow in Rocky Mountain National Park, you feel the thin air and the vast quiet in equal measure. Elk graze near willow thickets, hawks circle overhead, and the jagged silhouette of Longs Peak dominates the horizon. Rocky Mountain National Park rewards those who slow down, whether on a short lakeside stroll or a ridge-top scramble above the treeline.
