Many backcountry skiers and snowboarders choose Hidden Valley as the place to earn their turns in Estes Park. Hidden Valley also has some great snowshoeing so, while enjoying your runs be aware of your surroundings. Skiing Magazine and Estes Park locals shares tips on backcountry skiing in Rocky Mountain National Park's Hidden Valley and where to eat after a day of winter play.
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