In this Park County winter adventure, you'll be able to do it all! Warm up each morning with a coffee and delicious breakfast, then head outside to explore beautiful trails and scenery via snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and ice fishing. Celebrate a day of adventure at a local brewery and tuck in for the evening at a cozy lodge.
Get out in front of backcountry danger this winter, and keep safety top of mind! Seek education and training prior to heading out, or utilize a professional guide or a seasoned mentor to explore Colorado's backcountry. Find more ways to get informed and stay safe in Colorado.
Help maintain the trails at South Park National Heritage Area. The South Park GeoTour maintenance project is an ongoing and could always use visitors' help.
Make sure to pack layers so you're prepared for snow activities, as well as your warm-up and cool-down periods. And don't forget to check restaurant schedules before you go, as some are closed in the winter or during weekdays.
Hike this 8.8-mile moderate loop trail through Staunton State Park. You'll get views of peaks, greenery and wildlife.
Gentle switchbacks, pine and spruce trees greet you on this moderate 5.5-mile trail that circles Jefferson Lake. Climb 11,600-feet in the air as you look out at the beautiful scenery.
Experience grilling in the alpine air at Grill39, where you can order a grill kit and then make your own meal for your family. After the clean-up, chill in front of the fire before you tuck in for the night.
Ski across the frozen lake at 11 Mile Reservoir. The 3.4-mile moderately trafficked loop is good for all skill levels.
This 5-mile winter trail is primitive that includes old logging roads and some stretches of minimal clearing.
Drill a hole in the ice, drop your line and fish for rainbow trout, snake river cutthroat, Kokanee salmon and more.
Take a guided snowshoe hike ending in a wine tasting and authentic Swiss cheese fondue. If that doesn't warm you up after a beautiful snowy hike, what will? Get tickets ahead of time to ensure you have a spot for the event.
