Women-Only Mills Lake Guided Hike in Rocky Mountain Park｜United States
- Take in sweeping mountain views, waterfalls, and rushing streams
- Explore a pristine pine forest and see aspen trees along the trail
- Experience a classic Rocky Mountain adventure without a strenuous hike
- Women-Only Guided Tour
- One of Rocky Mountain National Park's most photographed alpine lakes
Circuits touristiques
| Type de circuit | Visite en groupe partagé |
| Mode de transport | Se rendre sur place par ses propres moyens |
| Heure de départ | Départ standard (8h-9h) |
| Types de circuits | Visite guidée |
| Organisation des repas | À organiser soi-même, Avec collations |
| Type de visite | Sites naturels, Randonnée |
| Transport | À pied |
Informations sur le produit
Informations d'achat
Rappels
Not Suitable For: People with back problems
Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments
Not Suitable For: People with heart problems
Not Suitable For: Children under 18 years
Not Suitable For: People with respiratory issues
Not Suitable For: People with diabetes
Not Suitable For: People with altitude sickness
Not Suitable For: People with recent surgeries
What To Bring: Snacks
What To Bring: Hiking shoes
What To Bring: Water
What To Bring: Weather-appropriate clothing
What To Bring: Daypack
Not Allowed: Alcohol and drugs
Not Allowed: Littering
Not Allowed: Open-toed shoes
Not Allowed: Feeding animals
Not Allowed: Bare feet
Know Before You Go: -Meeting point is at Estes Park Visitor's Center, 500 Big Thompon Avenue, Estes Park, Colorado 80517.
Know Before You Go: -Park entrance fees not included in tour price;
Know Before You Go: -US residents = $30 per vehicle, $35 7-day pass, $80 annual pass
Know Before You Go: -Non-residents + $100 per person + $30 vehicle, $250 annual pass (best option for multiple visits)
Know Before You Go: -The hike is 5.4 miles round trip with ~836 ft of elevation gain
Know Before You Go: -Restrooms available at the Visitor's Center and trailhead
Know Before You Go: -Please limit alcohol the night before the hike. It's dehydrating and alcohol affects people more at high altitude.
