Description
Step into Breckenridge's snowy wilderness with a private full-day snowshoe tour designed around comfort, pace, and winter conditions. You follow a professional guide through quiet forest trails, open meadows, and viewpoints explicitly selected for your group. It's a straightforward way to see Colorado's winter landscape without crowds or complicated logistics, with safety as a top priority to ensure peace of mind throughout your adventure.
Your day begins with a quick check-in from your guide 24 to 48 hours before the tour. This call helps confirm weather, trail options, and the overall plan so you know exactly what to expect. On the morning of the tour, you meet at a designated trailhead or a nearby base location before heading into the backcountry. Since snowshoes, poles, and recommended clothing layers are included, you'll also receive tips on what to bring or wear, so you're fully prepared for the conditions and can focus on enjoying the experience.
The tour lasts the whole day, giving you plenty of time to settle into a steady walking rhythm. You move at a comfortable pace, taking breaks as needed and stopping for simple moments like adjusting layers, grabbing water, or taking photos of the surrounding peaks. The terrain ranges from shaded pine forests to vast, open areas where you can clearly see the surrounding mountains. The atmosphere is calm and unhurried, allowing you to fully enjoy the peaceful beauty of Colorado's winter landscape away from busy resort areas.
Your guide stays close to the group, offering practical tips on walking on snow, layering, and staying comfortable in cold conditions. You get space to explore without feeling rushed, and the small-group setting makes the day feel organized, personalized, and easy to follow. By the end of the tour, you've covered a meaningful amount of ground, learned beneficial winter travel basics, and experienced a full-day look at Colorado's winter backcountry safely and straightforwardly.
What's Included
Frequently Asked Questions
How fit do I need to be?
A moderate fitness level is recommended. Your guide discusses your abilities beforehand and selects a trail suited to your pace.
What time does the tour start?
Guides typically schedule departures around 8 am and will confirm timing 24–48 hours beforehand.
What equipment is required?
You’ll need a medium backpack plus personal layers. Snowshoes and poles are provided, and avalanche gear is offered at a discounted rate if needed.
What should I wear?
Dress in layers, including wool or synthetic base layers, warm gloves, an insulated jacket, a hardshell jacket, a hat, sunglasses, and winter-ready pants.
Can I join a group tour?
This experience is private and custom. Contact the team to check whether any scheduled group departures are available.