Mount Blue Sky 14,265ft Summit and Glacial Lakes

Travel through rugged  Clear Creek Canyon on your way up the highest paved road in North America into the Mount Blue Sky/Evans Wilderness Area (admission included) where you will reach an altitude of

Travel through rugged  Clear Creek Canyon on your way up the highest paved road in North America into the Mount Blue Sky/Evans Wilderness Area (admission included) where you will reach an altitude of over  12,800 feet at beautiful  Summit Lake and 14,265 feet (4,348 meters) if conditions allow us to the summit.  See breathtaking views of the  Majestic  Rocky Mountains, and view bighorn sheep and mountain goats in their natural environment. Stop for lunch and shopping in historic Idaho Springs, a real old-western mining town, before returning back to Denver. Your photos and experience will be the envy of your friends on this remarkable tour of Mount Blue Sky.

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Location: Denver

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Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Are there any age restrictions for the Mount Blue Sky summit experience?

A: There are no strict age restrictions for this experience, but the altitude and physical demands can be challenging for younger kids. I took my 13-year-old and they loved it, but I’d recommend making sure they’re up for a bit of hiking and being at high elevation. It’s really all about fitness levels.

Q: What should I wear for the Mount Blue Sky experience? Is it cold up there?

A: Definitely wear layers! Even in summer, the temperatures can drop quickly at high elevations. A good windbreaker is essential, along with sturdy shoes. Don’t forget a hat and sunglasses for that high-altitude sun!

Q: What happens if the weather turns bad during the Mount Blue Sky trip?

A: If the weather is unsafe, they’ll usually reschedule the trip instead of going up. Safety is really a priority for the guides. Just keep an eye on the forecast and stay in touch with the provider. They’re good about communication!

Discussions

Thinking of gifting the Mount Blue Sky experience, but is it worth it?

I’m considering this for my sister’s birthday. The views at 14,265 feet sound insane, but I’m worried about altitude sickness. Has anyone done this? How was the lunch stop in Idaho Springs? I want to make sure it’s a good gift, not a disaster!

Anyone done the Mount Blue Sky summit tour? Need advice!

I’m really stoked about this tour! Just booked it for next month. I’m a little nervous about the hike and how tough it is. Is it manageable for someone not super fit? Also, how’s the parking at the starting point in Denver? Appreciate any tips!