Winter Summit Fever 2.0

This hike is for teens and adults 12 years old and older.  *A legal parent or guardian must accompany anyone under 18 years old.

This hike is considered a "3/4-day hike" (see description below for mileage and time-frame).  This hike is for those who have experience at elevation or have acclimated by completing two, 4-6 mile hikes this week (or similar), feel comfortable hiking in various terrains (both maintained and un-maintained trails), in dry, wet, and/or or snowy trail conditions and are injury-free. 

Being at the top of any mountain, big or small, is attached to a feeling quite unlike any other.  Hiking fever tends to accompany this experience and is where many hikers get their start; by being on top of their first ever peak.  Something about getting to the top suddenly makes you forgot how hard it was to get up there and you want to do it again.  It becomes an addiction.  And like my good friend, Mihal, says, "Once you get to the top of one mountain, you might as well just go to the next."  We can't wait to hear about what mountains you get to the top of after you join us on "Summit Fever."      

2023-2024

Custom-Private Trips

• TBD; *6am-2pm
• *Trip may end earlier or later depending on trip and group dynamics (i.e. weather, injuries, speed, other)
• Call 970-231-1321 or email, admin@tundratours.org, to book and check availability

This is considered a "3/4-day" hike.  This hike will be approximately 8-hours round-trip, (*8-hour trip includes check-in, driving to/from trailhead, breaks, and approximately 5-hours of actual hiking).  

12+

Hike Rating:  Intermediate

Hike Mileage (round-trip):  10-14 miles

Terrain:  Maintained and un-maintained trails, dirt, rocks, high-steps, bridges, wet, snow  

Hiker Skill Level:  Intermediate/Advanced

Requirements:  Must have regular experience at elevation (ex: live at elevation or go to the mountains 2-4x/month) or have acclimated by completing two, 4-6 mile hikes this week (or similar), feel comfortable hiking in various terrains (both maintained and un-maintained trails), in dry, wet, and/or or snowy trail conditions, and be injury-free.