Snowshoe Corporate Team Building in RMNP

Our Snowshoe Corporate Team Building program is a 6-hour guided winter adventure in the heart of Rocky Mountain National Park, designed to bring teams together through shared experience, movement, and laughter in a breathtaking alpine setting.

How the Day Unfolds

The day begins at the Rocky Mountain National Park Visitor Center, where your group meets the American Mountain School guides. After a short welcome, orientation, and safety briefing, everyone gears up and heads onto the trail — ready to explore the quiet beauty of Colorado’s high country.

As we make our way across snow-covered forests and open meadows, the pace is relaxed and conversational. Our guides set up small team challenges and group exercises designed to spark communication, creativity, and collaboration — without feeling forced or overly structured.

Midway through the route, we’ll pause for a scenic break with hot drinks or snacks, taking in the mountain views and sharing reflections as a team. The return leg includes a mix of light navigation, problem-solving, and leadership rotations, giving everyone a chance to step forward and support the group.

At the end of the hike, we gather for a short wrap-up session, connecting what we’ve learned in the snow — about communication, patience, and leadership — to the realities of the workplace.

We design every Snowshoe Corporate Team Building program with two priorities in mind — safety and enjoyment. Our goal is to make every participant feel comfortable and supported, regardless of their experience level or fitness background.

Before heading out, we conduct a brief orientation and safety talk at the Visitor Center, covering how to use snowshoes, move efficiently on snow, and stay warm throughout the day. From there, your group is guided by experienced winter instructors from American Mountain School, all trained in wilderness first aid and mountain safety.

The pace is relaxed — this is not a race or endurance event. We take regular breaks for water, photos, and team reflection moments. Routes are carefully selected based on conditions and the group’s preferences, avoiding avalanche terrain and using well-traveled winter trails within RMNP.

All necessary group and emergency equipment is provided by AMS, and guides carry radios and first-aid kits at all times.
In short: your team can focus on the experience, the connection, and the view — while we handle everything else.

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Provided by American Mountain School

We supply all group and technical gear so you can focus on the experience.

• Snowshoes and poles – high-quality, adjustable, and suitable for beginners.

• Safety and navigation equipment – map, compass, radio communication, and first-aid kit.

• Hot beverage break setup – tea, hot water, or cocoa for the group (optional, depending on conditions).

What to Bring/Personal Gear (Excluded)

Day Essentials

• Daypack (20–30 L) – sturdy, weather-resistant backpack for personal items.

• Water (at least 2 liters including hot drink) – hydration bladder or bottles; warm liquids recommended.

• Thermos with hot drink – optional but strongly recommended in winter.
  

• Snacks for the day – energy bars, nuts, trail mix, or sandwiches.

• Sunglasses / Snow Goggles – snow glare can be intense, even on cloudy days.

• Sunscreen (SPF 30+) & Lip Balm with SPF – UV protection is crucial at high altitude.

• Personal medications / small first-aid items – blister care, pain relief, etc.

Clothing for Winter Conditions

Your comfort and safety depend on good layering. We recommend:

Base Layer (Moisture-Wicking):

• Thermal underwear top and bottom (synthetic or merino wool).

Mid Layer (Insulation):

• Fleece or lightweight down/synthetic jacket for warmth.

Outer Layer (Protection & Warmth):

• Insulated jacket (down or synthetic puffy) — essential for warmth during breaks or colder weather.

• Waterproof and windproof shell jacket — to protect from wind, snow, and moisture.

• Waterproof shell pants — durable and breathable, worn over thermal bottoms.

Accessories:

• Warm hat or beanie.

• Neck gaiter or buff.

• Waterproof winter gloves or mittens.

• Extra thin liner gloves (optional).

• Warm socks (wool or synthetic) — bring an extra pair.

• Sunglasses or goggles for snow glare.

Footwear:

• Waterproof insulated hiking boots (not ski boots). Make sure they are warm, comfortable, and have good ankle support for snowshoe straps.

💡 Tip for Teams:
If some participants lack proper winter clothing, AMS can provide a detailed checklist and recommend rental options in Boulder or Estes Park prior to the event.

We meet our guest in Rocky Mountain National Park Beaver Meadows Visitor Center

1000 US-36, Estes Park, CO 80517

Price Includes

• Professional guides (IFMGA-trained, insured) and team-building facilitation

• Guided snowshoe route in Rocky Mountain National Park

• Snowshoes and poles provided by American Mountain School

• Safety and navigation gear (group first aid kit, radios, maps, emergency supplies)

• Team-building exercises and guided reflection activities

• Pre-event planning call with your company’s team lead or HR organizer

• Group photos and highlight reel from the day

Price Does Not Include

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  Meals and catering (available upon request)

• Transportation to and from RMNP

  Each participant drives their own vehicle or carpools; daily or annual RMNP entry passes can be purchased individually at the gate or online.

• National Park entrance permit

• Personal winter clothing and personal items (see gear list)

• Trip cancellation or rescue insurance (optional)

• Gratuities for guides

• Expenses due to unforeseen circumstances beyond the control of American Mountain School

10% discount available for larg groups 7+