4-Hour Guided Group Hike in Estes Park
Hike Rocky Mountain National Park with a certified wilderness guide for your group
Duration
4 hours
Includes
Guide, snacks, park fees
Highlights
Explore Rocky Mountain National Park on a guided hike built for large groups like reunions, retreats, and corporate outings. Your guide customizes the route around your comfort level and interests.
- Meet at the Estes Park Visitor Center north entrance
- Hike with a certified wilderness guide using GMRS radios
- Customize your outing for adults, kids, or mixed groups
- Use provided backpacks, headlamps, and binoculars
- Refuel with snacks plus brewed coffee, tea, or hot chocolate
What's Included
- Certified wilderness guide
- GMRS radios
- Emergency satellite device
- Snacks and water
- Brewed coffee, tea, and hot chocolate
- Rain ponchos
- Medical kit
- Park entry and timed-entry fees
- Backpacks
- Headlamps
- Binoculars
- Group photo
Things to know
No denim and no open-toe sandals. Bring a water bottle (32 oz minimum) with water, plus any personal medications.
Cancellation Policy
24hrs notice is needed for a full refund. Severe weather can hinder safety and schedule tours may need to be delayed, or rescheduled for hazardous snow/rain or high winds.
FAQs
Meet at the north entrance of the Estes Park Visitor Center, 500 Big Thompson Avenue, Estes Park, CO 80517.
Yes. You will follow the guide into RMNP in your own vehicle, and guides will stay in communication with you via radios during the drive until you arrive at the trailhead destination.
Tour time begins once you enter the gates of RMNP. Waiting in line at the entrance does not count toward the tour duration.
Meeting details
Estes Park Visitor Center 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.
