Intermediate Guided Summit Hike in Estes Park
Take on a mountain summit challenge with a wilderness-trained guide
Duration
8 hrs
Ideal For
Up to 9 people
Includes
Guide, transport, trekking poles
Highlights
Explore Rocky Mountain National Park on a guided summit hike with mountain views along the way. Follow a guide certified in wilderness first aid and CPR as you head into high-altitude terrain.
- Cover 6–12 miles round-trip with approximately 5 hours of actual hiking
- Discover the surrounding mountains' geology, history, plants, and waterways
- Look for wildlife along the route and pause for photo opportunities
What's Included
- Park timed-entry permit and reservation
- Round-trip transportation from the property
- Snacks and/or lunch, depending on the trip
- Trekking poles
- Binoculars and/or spotting scope for use during the trip
- Extra clothing and packs available
Important details
- Intermediate to advanced hiking skills and an active fitness level are required, including comfort with rocks, high steps, bridges, and dry, wet, or snowy trail conditions.
- This hike requires being injury-free and comfortable at altitude, with no altitude sickness symptoms such as headaches or lethargy.
- Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a legal parent or guardian.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel with at least 7 days' notice for a full refund or credit. You'll also receive a full refund or credit if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows are charged the full price.
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FAQs
No. Start and end times can change based on your needs, weather, trip length, and unforeseen circumstances.
No. There is no cell phone service on this hike.
You'll receive an email after booking with what to wear and bring, your itinerary, and information about Rocky Mountain National Park rules and passes.
Meeting details
Estes Park, CO
Related locations
Rocky Mountain National Park
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