National Parks · WINTER ACTIVITIES
Good winter activities fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 3 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Spend 6.5 hours traveling from Tromsø to Camp Tamok for ice domes, huskies, reindeer, snowshoeing, tandem skiing, fire-making, and a hot meal in a lavvu. Guides such as Eva, David, Emmy, and Laura add local stories and practical help, while thermal gear keeps you warm.
“great day at the camp seeing the ice domes, meeting the dogs and reindeer and playing in the snow!”
Ride from Denver Union Station in a small group of up to 12, with guides such as Ben, Anne, Alex, Michelle, and Stephen. Visit Bear or Sprague Lake, Many Parks Curve, Alluvial Fan, Horseshoe Park, Estes Park, and the Stanley Hotel. Winter snow treads are provided.
“My recent Rocky Mountains and Estes Park tour, led by our wonderful guide, Anne, was a truly memorable experience. Anne's energetic and knowledgeable guidance made exploring the region a joy. Her insights into the local environment and wildlife were fascinating, and we were lucky enough to see elk, a moose, and other animals. Anne's thoughtfulness shone through, even in small gestures like lending me her spare gloves when it got chilly. I highly recommend this tour for anyone wanting to discover the beauty of the Rockies and Estes Park, and having Anne as your guide makes it even better!”
Spend 11 hours traveling from Banff to Athabasca Glacier with guides such as Neil, Georgia, Jake, and Chloe. Stop at Crowfoot Glacier and Bow Lake, ride an Ice Explorer across the ice, drink glacier water, cross the Glacier Skywalk, and enjoy a picnic lunch.
“We had a fantastic and enjoyable on our tour to athabasca glacier. Our tour guide Emma was very knowledge and courteous. Long day but worth it”
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