Colorado is home to the Rocky Mountains, Pikes Peak and plenty of off-roading outdoor adventures. It may be winter, but that does not mean you have to keep your 38×16 tires in the garage. Bust out those all terrain wheels and get ready for some of the most outstanding sights you can find in the Centennial State both on and off your Jeep.
ATV Riding
Colorado is home to some outstanding ATV and Jeep trails. Even in the winter, you can traverse these trails to see some incredible sights. Some of the most popular ones you can check out in the state include:
- Wagon Wheel Trail System
- Colorado State Forest State Park
- Hardscrabble
- Red Feather Lakes
- Grand Mesa Trails
You can find truck accessories Denver to have everything you need for a day of fun. You just need to make sure you have the right apparel, so you are not freezing.
Whitewater Rafting
The Colorado River is a true sight to behold. A shuttle can take you down to the river, and you can rent all of the supplies you need. You can even embark on an overnight trip, so the good times do not have to end when the sun sets.
Skiing and Snowboarding
Colorado has plenty of mountains for winter sports. Whether you are new or experienced, you can find the perfect trail for your skill level. After going down some slopes, you can find plenty of great restaurants to catch a bite to eat.
Backcountry Skiing
You do not have to go down slopes all by yourself. During the winter, you can take a guided expedition to take you down some gorgeous mountains. You can even go as high as 14,200 feet on some summits.
Horseback Riding
You can enjoy a true sense of the Wild West by booking a horseback riding adventure. You can take your hose all around the Rockies and see a side of Colorado you have never before witnessed. You can even take a six-hour tour ends with wine and dinner for a first-class experience.
Mountain Biking
People who have spent quite some time on a mountain bike should definitely check out Buffalo Creek at some point. This is a 23.6-mile trail system that you will find just west of Denver. You will find mostly smooth trails, but there are some surprises you need to prepare for. It`s not for the faint of heart, but it is a lot of fun when you know what you are doing.
Snowshoeing
From November to April, you can go snowshoeing in Colorado. You just need the right shoes and a pair of poles, and you can hike all along some gorgeous trails. You may need a 4-wheel drive vehicle to access certain areas, but it is a lot of fun and a great winter activity.
Winter may have come, but that does not mean you have to stay indoors all of the time. Colorado is home to plenty of fun activities, and with a Jeep or truck, you can enjoy it all. Buy the supplies you need ahead of time, so you know your vehicle can tackle any terrain.