Colorado Springs Regular Day Guided Ice Climbing
Duration
6 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Experienced guides help climbers develop proper rhythm, balance, and technique
San Juan Mountains provide ice parks and big backcountry routes near Lake City
Front Range offers more approachable and less committing climbing venues
Suitable for beginners learning crampons, ice tools, and basic systems



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Colorado offers an outstanding setting for ice climbing, transforming the seemingly impossible task of ascending a frozen waterfall into an exhilarating and achievable experience. With the guidance of skilled and experienced instructors, climbers quickly learn the rhythm, balance, and technique required to move confidently and efficiently on ice. The state is home to a wide variety of climbing venues, from the popular ice park and expansive backcountry routes in the San Juans near Lake City to more approachable and less committing areas in the Front Range. This diversity ensures that climbers of every skill level can find terrain well suited to their goals and comfort level.
From the first swing of an ice tool, climbers can steadily progress through a full range of skills and challenges. Beginners start with the fundamentals—learning how to use crampons, ice tools, and the basic systems required for safe climbing. As they gain experience, they can take on more advanced objectives such as classic multi-pitch routes like The Sherman Route or explore technical mixed and alpine climbs. With its blend of accessible learning environments, demanding routes, and stunning winter landscape, Colorado truly offers something for everyone looking to explore the world of ice climbing.
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Minimum age of participants 8
Group size up to 8 people
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