Winter Activities in Colorado

December 24th, 2008 by Rosanne Lorraine

The Colorado RockiesThe Colorado Rockies is a popular destination during winter for a very good reason. Pure white snow and the brisk cold wind feel inviting. The sense of excitement is palpable among tourists and locals during wintertime. Colorado is most popular for its skiing. But once you’re there, you’ll discover a whole range of activities that will open new doors for you:

Nordic Skiing

Cross-country skiing across the magnificent trails of America is an experience you shouldn’t miss. It will give you good memories of hushed land that is filled with the beauty and majesty of nature. Nordic skiing is a low-impact aerobic activity, so you can enjoy the sights and sounds of the Colorado Rockies. Most facilities offer equipment for rent- everything you need to explore the wilderness is there.

Snowshoeing

An avid hiker will love snowshoeing. It is the perfect way to go for a walk during winter. Winding trails abound in the Colorado Rockies with some of the best trails in the world located at the Rocky Mountain National Park and the ski resorts in Aspen. This is also a low-impact aerobic activity like Nordic skiing.

Snowmobiling

Enjoy the sights, sounds, and smell of Colorado through snowmobiling. A snowmobiler has 3,000 miles of trails open for exploration. There is no need to worry about the activity’s impact on natural resources if you follow the approved trails.

Ice Skating

If there is a winter activity that’s seen everywhere there’s snow, it is ice skating. It is a good way to have clean wholesome fun with the entire family. There are numerous ice skating rinks throughout the country and the Colorado Rockies have some of the best outdoor rinks. So link your arms and practice your moves this wintertime.

Ice Climbing
Colorado has been deemed the climbing capital because of its astounding natural and man-made ice walls. Climbing enthusiast with varying level of expertise will find something that’s just right for them in Colorado.

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