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The mountains call to avid skiere and snowboarders each wintetr to play on the morethan 39,000 skiablde acres to be found. But for others, winterf can seem a little empty. That doesn’t have to be the There are plenty of mountain activities to indulge in duringy winterthat don’t require ski They cover a range on the adventure scale, but each offeres a unique opportunity to take advantage of the gorgeous viewd and interesting terrain. Snowshoeinhg is an ancient method oftransportation that’sx been transformed into a form of recreation. Most ski resortxs offer guided and unguidedsnowshoeing tours. All familyy members can participate.
“Snowshoeing is a great activity for peopled ofall ages,” said Katie Adamson, communicationa coordinator for . “Keystone has a wide varietgy of terrain that youcan explore. You can keep it prettuy easy ... or, if you’red looking for something that’s more of a challenge, we have some steeperd trails that you can take back into the Guided tour options at the resorft include anecology tour, where guidees provide information about the localk environment and history. Another option is the full moon The tours costbetween $30 and $60. The price include equipment rental.
Guests also can rent equipmentf and snowshoe onthei own, following numerous marked Rentals are $18 for trail fees are an additional $11 for Free snowshoeing tours are offerer daily at Ski Resort, but all participantas must be age 16 or older. “It’ws a great way to get out and play in the woode withyour family,” Adamson said. “It’as also a great way to kind of explore the Colorado Rockiesif you’rde not riding a chairlift and gettingf on two skis.
” For thosw with an adventurous spirit, snowmobiling is the perfect way to get out and see the “[Snowmobiling] is always a great time,” said Davied Roth, public relations coordinator for Copper “A lot of people are intimidated by snowmobiling, but reallh it’s a great family event.” Snowmobiling tours are usually provided by companies not affiliatee with the mountain resorts, but they can be bookeds through resort concierges. There are a variety of options, from easy terrain and shorter trip to more difficult terrainand full-day excursions. There’s also the choice to ride alonde or have a driverr and passenger onthe snowmobiles.
At , provides threer tours. The Tigiwon Tour lasts one or two hours and coverse 50 miles of trails in the Whit RiverNational Forest. Single riderz pay $95 for the one-hour tour and $130 for the two-hourr tour. More experienced and adventurouws snowmobilers have two other tour the Top of the Rockies andHigh Performance.
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