Aspen guided freeride day tours, Colorado

Join a certified guide of the E-S Adventure Guides North America team on a freeride day tour in Aspen, and discover the hidden backcountry of this exclusive resort in Colorado.

Rockies

+1 Day

Jan - Mar, Dec

Intermediate

Description

This freeride guided day tours in Aspen, Colorado, are the best way to make the most out of your ski pass.

Aspen (2416 m) is probably the most exclusive ski resort in the world. Located 4 hours west of Denver, it has four mountains –Ajax, Buttermilk, Highlands and Snowmass– and each of them has some secret spots where there is always some fresh powder.

One of our guides will be ready to take you to the out of bounds skiing area or even to the US Forest Service permitted side country, where you’ll find some of the best powder in the world.

Safety is our priority in every trip. Our highly professional ski guides are certified instructors, with additional medical certification and avalanche training, to assist you if there is any inconvenience.

Sounds like a good plan? It is! Send us a request now and we’ll start planning your visit to this amazing and exclusive ski resort for this freeride day tours in Aspen, Colorado.

You can check out our profile page and see all the other amazing ski tours we offer in Aspen.

Price includes

Guiding fee
Avalanche equipment

Details

More info

Beacons, probes and shovels are provided and ski equipment can be arranged for rental.

Meeting point

FAQs

How much experience do I need for this trip?

To fully enjoy this ski touring program, some prior skiing experience is required.

Will I be able to rent equipment?

You'll be able to rent ski equipment on site.

What's included in the price?

The Guiding fee as well as avalanche safety gear including beacons, probes, and shovels are included in the price.

What is the best time of the year to embark on this trip?

The optimal time for this trip is during the winter months, December through March.

What should I wear?

Dress in layers, so you can adjust your clothing as needed. Start with a warm base layer and add layers as you go. It's better to be overdressed than underdressed, as it's easier to cool down than warm up. For your base layer, consider a wool or synthetic long sleeve top and bottoms. On top of that, add a fleece or down jacket, and finally, a Gore-Tex or hardshell jacket and pants.

About the guide

E-S Adventure Guides

4.6

(36)

Mountain Guide

One of our certified guides will take you skiing and climbing to some of the best spots in North America. In the USA we offer trips in California, Colorado, Maine, Alaska, Oregon, Arizona, Washington, Montana, Nevada, Texas, Utah and Vermont. And in Canada, you'll find tours in Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia.

Languages

English

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