Hike Rocky Mountain National Park with a certified wilderness guide for your group
4 hours
Guide, snacks, park fees
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.
No denim and no open-toe sandals. Bring a water bottle (32 oz minimum) with water, plus any personal medications.
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.
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.
Estes Park Visitor Center 500 Big Thompson Ave, Estes Park, CO 80517
Standing 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.
Thomas has built something special here, judging by the enthusiastic feedback from hikers across all seasons and skill levels. His knowledge of Rocky Mountain National Park runs deep, from wildlife spotting to park history, and guests consistently mention how he shares this expertise in an entertaining, never-overdone way. The genuine passion he brings to each outing shows up whether he's leading sunrise hikes to Bierstadt Lake, winter snowshoeing adventures, or stargazing tours complete with hot chocolate. What really stands out is how Thomas tailors each experience to his guests' abilities and interests. Families with kids appreciate his motivational skills on the trail, while adults enjoy the good conversation and his sense of humor. He comes prepared with proper gear, handles park entry logistics, takes great photos for groups, and has even helped stranded guests with car trouble. The less-crowded spots he chooses and his ability to deliver on wildlife sightings (including that rare Split 5 elk encounter) make the tours feel authentic rather than touristy. Multiple reviewers are already planning return trips, which says everything about the quality of experience you can expect.
Thomas was hands-down, the most knowledgeable best guide we were able to have all our visiting Estes Park Colorado. From the moment we arrived, he asked us what we wanted to do and how skilled we were. He took us to the most beautiful places we have ever seen. When we were tired and ready to turn back, you did not force us to go any further. We would’ve utilized him for stargazing, but the winds are gusting at 70 mph today So we both opted to cancel due to safety. Thank you for an amazing trip, sir.
Sean
March 12, 2026
Thomas was hands-down, the most knowledgeable best guide we were able to have all our visiting Estes Park Colorado. From the moment we arrived, he asked us what we wanted to do and how skilled we were. He took us to the most beautiful places we have ever seen. When we were tired and ready to turn back, you did not force us to go any further. We would’ve utilized him for stargazing, but the winds are gusting at 70 mph today So we both opted to cancel due to safety. Thank you for an amazing trip, sir.
Sean
March 12, 2026