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  • Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour PM

    Salt Lick Trail

    Traveling solo or want to meet some new friends? Join a group on our Salt Lick Trail Group Tour Day on Tuesdays at 8AM or 1PM. Part of Red Mountain Open Space, Salt Lick Trail offers a range of shorter and more accessible options for a casual snowshoe. This area is right out the back door from the CAG headquarters in Silverthorne, where you will be snowshoeing minutes after your arrival. This series of trails pass through stands of lodgepole pine and aspen, where you are greeted with amazing views of Lake Dillon, the Continental Divide, and the surrounding areas. $90 - Price/Person Individuals encouraged, minimum trip size three people Minimum age for public trips is 12 years. Younger kids welcomed on private tours.

    $90

  • Ski/ Splitboard Mountaineering

    Summit County Zones (within 45 minutes of Breckenridge)
    Ski & Splitboard Mountaineering

    Join like-minded enthusiasts and take your splitboarding or skiing to a higher level! This course is for passionate winter athletes with a strong foundation of backcountry snow skills and avalanche education, who are ready to put in the work, and who want to learn how to travel through technical terrain with splitboards or skis. In this 2-day course we will focus on learning the ins and outs of technical gear, and techniques, and we'll work on the practical application of skills for steep terrain. Learn about equipment like ice axes and crampons, rope-work in the ski mountaineering world, advanced terrain management, and more. We also offer customizable, private group mountaineering courses. What you will Learn Equipment Introduction and overview of technical gear Ropework: knots, tie-ins, belays, anchors, and rappelling Ice axe: self-arrest, belay, and climbing techniques Crampon usage Trip Preparation...

    $499

  • Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour PM

    Salt Lick Trail

    Traveling solo or want to meet some new friends? Join a group on our Salt Lick Trail Group Tour Day on Tuesdays at 8AM or 1PM. Part of Red Mountain Open Space, Salt Lick Trail offers a range of shorter and more accessible options for a casual snowshoe. This area is right out the back door from the CAG headquarters in Silverthorne, where you will be snowshoeing minutes after your arrival. This series of trails pass through stands of lodgepole pine and aspen, where you are greeted with amazing views of Lake Dillon, the Continental Divide, and the surrounding areas. $90 - Price/Person Individuals encouraged, minimum trip size three people Minimum age for public trips is 12 years. Younger kids welcomed on private tours.

    $90

  • Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour PM

    Salt Lick Trail

    Traveling solo or want to meet some new friends? Join a group on our Salt Lick Trail Group Tour Day on Tuesdays at 8AM or 1PM. Part of Red Mountain Open Space, Salt Lick Trail offers a range of shorter and more accessible options for a casual snowshoe. This area is right out the back door from the CAG headquarters in Silverthorne, where you will be snowshoeing minutes after your arrival. This series of trails pass through stands of lodgepole pine and aspen, where you are greeted with amazing views of Lake Dillon, the Continental Divide, and the surrounding areas. $90 - Price/Person Individuals encouraged, minimum trip size three people Minimum age for public trips is 12 years. Younger kids welcomed on private tours.

    $90

  • Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour PM

    Salt Lick Trail

    Traveling solo or want to meet some new friends? Join a group on our Salt Lick Trail Group Tour Day on Tuesdays at 8AM or 1PM. Part of Red Mountain Open Space, Salt Lick Trail offers a range of shorter and more accessible options for a casual snowshoe. This area is right out the back door from the CAG headquarters in Silverthorne, where you will be snowshoeing minutes after your arrival. This series of trails pass through stands of lodgepole pine and aspen, where you are greeted with amazing views of Lake Dillon, the Continental Divide, and the surrounding areas. $90 - Price/Person Individuals encouraged, minimum trip size three people Minimum age for public trips is 12 years. Younger kids welcomed on private tours.

    $90

  • Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour PM

    Salt Lick Trail

    Traveling solo or want to meet some new friends? Join a group on our Salt Lick Trail Group Tour Day on Tuesdays at 8AM or 1PM. Part of Red Mountain Open Space, Salt Lick Trail offers a range of shorter and more accessible options for a casual snowshoe. This area is right out the back door from the CAG headquarters in Silverthorne, where you will be snowshoeing minutes after your arrival. This series of trails pass through stands of lodgepole pine and aspen, where you are greeted with amazing views of Lake Dillon, the Continental Divide, and the surrounding areas. $90 - Price/Person Individuals encouraged, minimum trip size three people Minimum age for public trips is 12 years. Younger kids welcomed on private tours.

    $90

  • Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour PM

    Salt Lick Trail

    Traveling solo or want to meet some new friends? Join a group on our Salt Lick Trail Group Tour Day on Tuesdays at 8AM or 1PM. Part of Red Mountain Open Space, Salt Lick Trail offers a range of shorter and more accessible options for a casual snowshoe. This area is right out the back door from the CAG headquarters in Silverthorne, where you will be snowshoeing minutes after your arrival. This series of trails pass through stands of lodgepole pine and aspen, where you are greeted with amazing views of Lake Dillon, the Continental Divide, and the surrounding areas. $90 - Price/Person Individuals encouraged, minimum trip size three people Minimum age for public trips is 12 years. Younger kids welcomed on private tours.

    $90

  • Swiftwater Rescue Course

    About the Course The ACA Level 4 Swiftwater Rescue course teaches recognition and avoidance of common river hazards, execution of self-rescue techniques, and rescue techniques for paddlers in distress. Emphasis is placed both on personal safety and on simple, commonly used skills. We will also practice fundamental and more advanced techniques for dealing with hazards that carry greater risks for both victim and rescuer, such as strainers, rescue vest applications, entrapments, and pins. Scenarios will provide an opportunity for participants to practice their skills both individually and within a team/group context. Course Duration: 2-days (8 hours each) 2026 Course Dates: May 23-24 June 13-14 July 18-19 Aug 8-9 Course Objectives: • Promote proactive prevention of river accidents and injuries. • Develop and practice key self-rescue skills. • Identify and avoid river hazards by understanding hydrology, hazards, and river features. •...

    $330

  • Intro to Mountain Biking Course

    This course focuses on developing fundamental mountain biking skills. It is designed for riders with little or no mountain biking experience, or for those with riding experience who would like to become better technical riders. In this course, the rider's current riding level will be assessed, and instructors will teach skills that they deem important to elevating each participant’s riding ability. The skills taught in this course are designed to make each rider safer and more efficient on the trail to make mountain biking a more fun experience. This is a full-day course and will include basic skills practice as well as on-trail skills application. The day will be completed with a short tour of trails in the Summit County trail system where students can practice their new skills. In this course, riders will learn, practice, and hone the following...

    $220

  • Backcountry Navigation Course

    Colorado Adventure Guides 204 Ryan Gulch Road, Silverthorne, CO, United States

    Build confidence navigating Colorado’s backcountry with this immersive two-day course that blends foundational skills with modern tools. You can choose to take 1 of the 2 modules, or complete the course by taking both at a discounted rate. Module one focuses on map and compass navigation—reading topographic maps, understanding terrain, and making sound route-finding decisions in the field. Module two introduces digital navigation using platforms like CalTopo, including trip planning, GPS tracking, and managing offline maps. Each module is delivers a balanced mix of classroom instruction and hands-on field application. You’ll learn to plan efficient routes, stay oriented, and adapt to changing conditions. This course emphasizes real-world decision-making, risk management, and integrating analog and digital systems for confident, safe backcountry travel in Colorado and beyond. What's included Professional and experienced instructor Printed topographic map Certificate of completion What's not included Food/snacks/water Instructor...

    $310

  • Intro to Rock Climbing Course

    Experience a full day of rock climbing in the mountains of Summit County with a course designed for novice adventurers seeking a structured day of learning and fun out on the rocks. Instead of simply sending you up on a top rope, our certified guides progress the group through a curriculum designed to give participants the knowledge and skills required to navigate the often intimidating activity of rock climbing. This Intro to Rock Climbing Course will provide you with a foundation of outdoor climbing basics while leaving plenty of time to actually climb. 3 person minimum needed to run the course In this course, climbers will learn, practice, and hone the following skills: Proper fit and function of all personal climbing gear, including harnesses, shoes and helmets Efficient climbing movement to move gracefully across the rock Rehearse several knots and...

    $220

  • Swiftwater Rescue Course

    About the Course The ACA Level 4 Swiftwater Rescue course teaches recognition and avoidance of common river hazards, execution of self-rescue techniques, and rescue techniques for paddlers in distress. Emphasis is placed both on personal safety and on simple, commonly used skills. We will also practice fundamental and more advanced techniques for dealing with hazards that carry greater risks for both victim and rescuer, such as strainers, rescue vest applications, entrapments, and pins. Scenarios will provide an opportunity for participants to practice their skills both individually and within a team/group context. Course Duration: 2-days (8 hours each) 2026 Course Dates: May 23-24 June 13-14 July 18-19 Aug 8-9 Course Objectives: • Promote proactive prevention of river accidents and injuries. • Develop and practice key self-rescue skills. • Identify and avoid river hazards by understanding hydrology, hazards, and river features. •...

    $330