Escape the resort crowds by earning your turns on a backcountry splitboarding adventure in Colorado’s Summit County. Backcountry splitboarding provides the opportunity to extend your season and experience something few snowboarders ever will, floating through powder in solitude. Traverse a high alpine ridgeline to a snow-covered summit—maybe even 14,265 ft Quandary Peak—and ride back to where you started. CBST Adventure’s professionally trained guides have your back. We scout out the best conditions and assess avalanche danger and other potentially dangerous conditions that may not be visible to the untrained eye.
Not an expert snowboarder? Never ridden in the backcountry? No problem! If you can ride Vail’s back bowls, you can ride in our backcountry. Our experienced and professional guides will teach uphill and downhill technique, risk management, and talk you through decision-making in the backcountry. Bring your own gear or take advantage of our rental packages to get fully equipped with a splitboard, bindings, avalanche beacon, shovel, and probe.
DETAILS
Difficulty: No backcountry experience necessary; intermediate to advanced downhill ski or riding ability and good fitness required
Duration: Full-day only (6-8 hours)
Guides: 1 guide for every 6 guests
Meeting Time: 8:00am
Meeting Location: Guide will call with meeting location
What We Provide: Professional, experienced local guide. Avalanche rescue equipment.
What You Need: Water, Lunch, Snacks, Alpine touring or telemark equipment (equipment can be rented at Mountain Outfitters or Wilderness Sports, Appropriate backpack and winter clothing.
View full equipment list here.
RATES
- Back-country Ski/Board:
- 1 person
- 2 people
- 3 people
- 4-5 people
- 6+ people
- Half-Day
- N/A
- N/A
- N/A
- N/A
- N/A
- Full-Day
- $360
- $220
- $180
- $165
- Call for Rates
(970) 668-8900
Winter, Splitboard
REVIEWS
Colorado Adventure Guides dba CBST Adventures is an Equal Opportunity Employer, operating as a service partner of the United States Forest Service under a special use permit in the White River National Forest
