Experience the thrill of splitboarding in Colorado’s backcountry with our advanced guided tour. Learn splitboard techniques, risk management, and decision-making from our professional guides.
- Colorado Adventure Guides - Break free from the bustling ski areas and strap on your snowboard for a unique backcountry splitboarding journey through the serene Colorado peaks. Splitboarding in the backcountry stands as a premier winter activity in Colorado, offering not just an extended season but also a rare chance to carve through untouched snow in peaceful isolation. Ascend the slopes with your board divided, then relish in gentle descents through virgin forest glades, be the first to slice through a powdery clearing, or perhaps navigate across a lofty mountain ridge to a peak blanketed in snow. The expertly trained guides at CAG are ready to lead the way.
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- Professional guide included
- backcountry split board and skins
- beacon shovel probe for avalanche safety
- Voluntary gratuities for the guide
You might be a pro on the resort slopes, but have you ventured into the wilderness on your snowboard yet? Don’t worry! If you have experience with black diamond resort terrain, the Colorado backcountry will be within your reach. Our team diligently checks the best conditions and evaluates avalanche risks and other hidden hazards.
Learn from our knowledgeable and professional guides who will instruct you in uphill and downhill splitboard techniques, risk mitigation and helping you make informed decisions in the wild. Bring your own equipment, or use our rental service to get fully prepared.
If you don’t have your own equipment, that’s not a problem either. Getting rentals can be quite the hassle, especially when time is tight. But worry no more. We run a fully-stocked backcountry demo shop from our basecamp in Silverthorne, CO. If you book a guided tour or course with us, you’ll be eligible for discounts.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.