Telluride Classic Ice Climbs
Duration
8 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Learn essential gear use, including crampons and ice tools
Progress from introductory climbs to multi-pitch, mixed, and alpine routes
Experienced guides provide instruction, safety, and personalized route selection
Opportunities to enjoy Colorado’s scenic winter landscapes



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Colorado is a top destination for ice climbing, offering experiences that are both exhilarating and unique. Ascending frozen waterfalls may seem impossible at first, but with guidance from experienced instructors, climbers can develop the rhythm, balance, and technique needed to climb safely throughout the year. The state offers a variety of locations, from the Ice Park in the San Juans near Lake City to expansive backcountry climbs, as well as more accessible routes for those in the Front Range. There is truly something for everyone, whether you are seeking technical challenges, scenic routes, or a gentle introduction to the sport.
Climbers can start with basic instruction on essential gear, including crampons and ice tools, and gradually progress to more advanced climbs. Multi-pitch routes like The Sherman Route, along with challenging mixed and alpine climbs, provide thrilling experiences for those looking to advance their skills. With experienced guides to tailor each climb to your ability and location, ice climbing in Colorado offers both an unforgettable adventure and an opportunity to immerse yourself in the stunning winter landscapes of the Rocky Mountains.
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Individual climbing equipment
AMGA-certified climbing guide
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Minimum age of participants 8
Group size up to 8 people
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