Backcountry Skiing w/ Colorado Mountain School

Colorado Mountain School client Bart Foster gives a testimonial about his experiences with Colorado Mountain School Guides.
Colorado Mountain School is the premier guide service in the Rocky Mountains. We offer custom backcountry skiing and splitboarding adventures any time there is snow to slide on. Whether you would like to learn a particular set of skills like skinning uphill or ski mountaineering, or you just want to ski one of the many steep couloirs that Colorado has to offer, we’re here to take you wherever your skiing or riding aspirations may lie. We offer everything from single day trips to hut trips and group packages.
Backcountry skiing is one of the best ways to access the mountains in the winter environment and Colorado offers some of the best snow in the country. Are you tired of tracked-out slopes, icy conditions in-bounds or long waits in weekend resort traffic? Our highly-trained guides know the ins and outs of some of the most sought-after backcountry skiing and splitboarding terrain and will show you the best lines and powder stashes. Whether you’re a powder hound or a corn skiing fiend, our guides will escort you through alpine glades, open bowls, rock-laced couloirs, and other nooks and crannies of Rocky Mountain National Park and throughout Colorado.
Our guides have professional avalanche training and have the expertise to navigate terrain and weather forecasts to locate the best skiing and riding conditions available. Call or email us anytime for conditions updates and personalized recommendations for your trip. We want to help you have the backcountry experience of a lifetime and our guided ski and snowboard trips cater to your wants and needs to create an unforgettable, personalized day of fun in the mountains.
Colorado Mountain School offers backcountry skiing and splitboarding guiding and instruction services in the following locations:
Colorado I-70 Corridor
Easily accessed from Denver and the Front Range
Rocky Mountain National Park
Easily accessed from Denver, Boulder, and Fort Collins