Private Hike Emerald Lake In Rocky Mountain National Park
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Hiking to Emerald Lake This hike features breathtaking views of alpine lakes and towering mountain peaks. The trail takes you through a beautiful forest, with stunning stops at Bear Lake, Nymph Lake, and finally reaching the crystal-clear waters of Emerald Lake. Along the way, you’ll experience a mix of wildflower meadows, cascading streams, and awe-inspiring vistas of the surrounding Rockies. In the winter and early spring months, the hike to Emerald Lake transforms into a breathtaking winter wonderland. Snow blankets the towering peaks and alpine forests, creating a serene and magical atmosphere. Trekking along a snow-packed trail, you’ll pass frozen Bear Lake and Nymph Lake, where shimmering ice formations add to the landscape’s beauty. Dream Lake offers stunning reflections of the surrounding mountains, while Emerald Lake sits in a dramatic cirque, surrounded by snow-capped cliffs.
Duration8 hours - 9 hoursLanguages Available
- Human tour guide - English
Points of Interest
Stop At: Emerald LakeColoradoThis hike features breathtaking views of alpine lakes and towering mountain peaks. The trail takes you through a beautiful forest, with stunning stops at Bear Lake, Nymph Lake, and finally reaching the crystal-clear waters of Emerald Lake. Along the way, you’ll experience a mix of wildflower meadows, cascading streams, and awe-inspiring vistas of the surrounding Rockies. Lunch is provided and we will eat during our time on the trail. Duration: 3 hoursStop At: Rocky Mountain National ParkColoradoAfter the hike travelers will have the option to explore more of the park by vehicle. Popular destinations in the park we can visit with you are Trail Ridge Road (open seasonally), visitor centers and Old Fall River RoadDuration: 1 hourStop At: Estes ParkEstes Park, ColoradoTravelers will have an opportunity to explore Estes Park. Estes Park is a vibrant hub, filled with charming shops, art galleries, and cozy restaurants, offering visitors a delightful mix of local culture and scenic views. The town is also known for its frequent wildlife sightings, with elk, deer, and even wild turkeys often roaming through the streets, creating a unique blend of nature and small-town life.Duration: 1 hourAdditional Information
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- English Guide
- We provide hiking poles and an essentials backpack containing, sunscreen, rain ponchos, binoculars and field guides
- National Park Entry Fee and Timed Entry
- All Fees and Taxes
Hiking to Emerald Lake This hike features breathtaking views of alpine lakes and towering mountain peaks. The trail takes you through a beautiful forest, with stunning stops at Bear Lake, Nymph Lake, and finally reaching the crystal-clear waters of Emerald Lake. Along the way, you’ll experience a mix of wildflower meadows, cascading streams, and awe-inspiring vistas of the surrounding Rockies. In the winter and early spring months, the hike to Emerald Lake transforms into a breathtaking winter wonderland. Snow blankets the towering peaks and alpine forests, creating a serene and magical atmosphere. Trekking along a snow-packed trail, you’ll pass frozen Bear Lake and Nymph Lake, where shimmering ice formations add to the landscape’s beauty. Dream Lake offers stunning reflections of the surrounding mountains, while Emerald Lake sits in a dramatic cirque, surrounded by snow-capped cliffs.
Duration8 hours - 9 hoursLanguages Available
- Human tour guide - English
Points of Interest
Stop At: Emerald LakeColoradoThis hike features breathtaking views of alpine lakes and towering mountain peaks. The trail takes you through a beautiful forest, with stunning stops at Bear Lake, Nymph Lake, and finally reaching the crystal-clear waters of Emerald Lake. Along the way, you’ll experience a mix of wildflower meadows, cascading streams, and awe-inspiring vistas of the surrounding Rockies. Lunch is provided and we will eat during our time on the trail. Duration: 3 hoursStop At: Rocky Mountain National ParkColoradoAfter the hike travelers will have the option to explore more of the park by vehicle. Popular destinations in the park we can visit with you are Trail Ridge Road (open seasonally), visitor centers and Old Fall River RoadDuration: 1 hourStop At: Estes ParkEstes Park, ColoradoTravelers will have an opportunity to explore Estes Park. Estes Park is a vibrant hub, filled with charming shops, art galleries, and cozy restaurants, offering visitors a delightful mix of local culture and scenic views. The town is also known for its frequent wildlife sightings, with elk, deer, and even wild turkeys often roaming through the streets, creating a unique blend of nature and small-town life.Duration: 1 hourAdditional Information
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- English Guide
- We provide hiking poles and an essentials backpack containing, sunscreen, rain ponchos, binoculars and field guides
- National Park Entry Fee and Timed Entry
- All Fees and Taxes
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