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White River National Forest White River National Forest OUTFITTERS HOLDING PERMITS ON THE ASPEN & SOPRIS RANGER DISTRICTS COMPANY NAME PHONE WEB ADDRESS PERMITTED ACTIVITIES PERMITTED AREAS A.J. Brink Outfitters (970) 524-7344 www.brinkoutfitters.com Horse packing trips, hunting Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness summer day camp activities; overnight Ajax Adventure Camp (970) 205-9392 www.ajaxadventurecamp.com excursions; and lifelong skill building Various locations in the Aspen area for ages 7 to 15 Alpine Express Shuttle (970) 641-5074 http://alpineexpressshuttle.com/aexwp Shuttle Service East and West Maroon Anderson Ranch (970) 923-3181 https://www.andersonranch.org Photography Clinics Ashcroft, Maroon Lake, Independence Pass Mountain bike or hiking hut trips, Snowshoeing and skiing hut trips, 10th Mtn Huts summer & winter trips; Aspen Aspen Alpine Guides (970) 925-6618 www.aspenalpine.com Rock climbing; mountaineering; area hiking Winter hut trips; ice climbing; backcountry skiing/snowboarding; 10th Mtn & Braun winter hut trips, Aspen Aspen Expeditions (970) 925-7625 www.aspenexpeditions.com Rock climbing; Alpine area mountaineering; Avalanche education. overnight hiking trips to Margy's Hut; Margy's Hut; Ashcroft ghost town; Maroon Aspen Idea Culture Tours (970) 927-4018 http://aspenideaculturetours.blogspot.com day hikes near Ashcroft and Lake area throughout Maroon Valley Aspen Mountain Powder http://www.aspensnowmass.com/events-and- (970) 920-0720 snowcat powder skiing Richmond Ridge behind Aspen Mountain Tours activities/winter-activities/powder-tours Backcountry lakes and streams, Aspen Trout Guides (970) 379-7963 www.aspentroutguides.com/ Fishing Fryingpan/Roaring Fork rivers Aspen Wilderness Horse pack trips & day trips; Hunting Hunter-Fryingpan Wilderness, Horseback (970) 928-0723 www.aspenwilderness.com rides on Snowmass Ski Area. Hunting In Outfitters (GMU 47); Fishing GMU 47 Horseback rides; Hunting and drop Crystal River area; bighorn sheep hunting in Avalanche Outfitters (970) 963-1144 www.redstonestables.com Redstone area or the Maroon Bells camps (GMU 43); Fishing Wilderness Permitted Outfitter/Guides – Aspen & Sopris RDs (March 2017) Page 1 of 5 White River National Forest OUTFITTERS HOLDING PERMITS ON THE ASPEN & SOPRIS RANGER DISTRICTS COMPANY NAME PHONE WEB ADDRESS PERMITTED ACTIVITIES PERMITTED AREAS Bearcat Stables (970) 376-4647 http://www.bearcatstables.com Progressive Horseback Rides Fryingpan Area biking (Ashcroft and Maroon Lake downhill tours); Biking; Mountain biking; Hiking; Jeep single track mountain biking trips; Aspen area & Blazing Adventures (800) 282-7238 www.blazingadventurres.com Tours; Winter snowshoeing and hut ski trips wilderness hikes: winter snowshoeing and hut ski trips Horseback day rides & pack trips, Hunting Capitol Peak Outfitters (970) 928-0723 www.capitolpeak.com Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness guided/drop camps (GMU 43); Fishing Barnard, Goodwin-Greene, Markley, Lindley, Colorado Backcountry (970) 349-0800 http://www.coloradobc.comm Guided Hut Trips Tagert, Green-Wilson, Opa’s Taylor www.crystalriverjeeptour.smithfami Crystal River Jeep Tours (970) 963-1991 Jeep tours Crystal River, Marble area lycolorado.com/ Horseback rides; Hunting (GMU 47, 444); D & G Horses (970) 625-0234 www.dghorsesoutfitting.com Fryingpan area Fishing; Cattle Drives Dolly’s Mountain Shuttle (970) 349-2620 http://www.crestedbutteshuttle.com Shuttle Service Maroon Creek and Castle Creek Donald L. DeLise Outfitting (970) 923-3474 N/A Fishing Fryingpan and Roaring Fork Rivers Fryingpan Anglers (970) 927-3441 www.fryingpananglers.com Fishing Fryingpan River & Roaring Fork River Hunting (GMU 43,47,471); horseback rides Independence Pass Outfitting (970) 948-4868 www.ipocllc.com with fishing; and packing services drop upper Roaring Fork drainage Company camps Barnard, Goodwin-Greene, Markley, Lindley, Irwin Backcountry Guides (970) 349-5430 http://irwinguides.comm Guided Hut Trips Tagert, Green-Wilson, Opa’s Taylor Fourmile and Thompson Creek area JT Horses (970) 963-3097 www.jthorsesco.com Horse deliveries and overnight pack trips GMU 43 Horseback day & overnight rides; Hunting Maroon Bells Guide and (970) 920-4677 www.maroonbellsaspen.com & packing (GMU 43); drop camps, Winter Maroon Valley Outfitters sleigh rides Horseback rides; Hunting (GMU 47, 444); Old Time Outfitting (970) 625-0234 www.dghorsesoutfitting.com Fryingpan area Fishing; cattle drives Permitted Outfitter/Guides – Aspen & Sopris RDs (March 2017) Page 2 of 5 White River National Forest OUTFITTERS HOLDING PERMITS ON THE ASPEN & SOPRIS RANGER DISTRICTS COMPANY NAME PHONE WEB ADDRESS PERMITTED ACTIVITIES PERMITTED AREAS http://www.outwardbound.org/scho Marble area of the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Outward Bound (866) 467-7651 Backpacking/mountaineering courses ols/colorado-outward-bound-school/ Wilderness Horseback ride; Hunting (GMU 43); summer horseback/hunting in the Marble OutWest Guides (970) 963-5525 www.outwestguides.com area/Raggeds Wilderness; guided hunting and drop progressive pack trips; hiking, fishing camps in the Marble area 10th Mtn Huts trips (summer & winter); Paragon Guides (877) 926-5299 www.paragonguides.com various locations Llama treks Barnard, Goodwin-Greene, Markley, Lindley, Piffer Guide and Outfitters Guided Hut Trips Tagert, Green-Wilson, Opa’s Taylor day rides, pack trips/packing services, progressive pack trips, guided big game Maroon Bells Wilderness (primary use is to Snowmass Creek Outfitters (970) 704-0707 www.snowmasscreekoutfitters.com hunting, drop camps & packing services, Snowmass Lake) fishing Four Mile Park (S-P trail) area near Sunlight Sunlight Snowmobile Tours (800) 445-7931 www.sunlightmtn.com Snowmobiling Mountain T Lazy 7 Snowmobiles (970) 925-4614 www.tlazy7.com snowmobile and snowcat tours Maroon Valley & Independence Pass Taylor Creek Fly Shop (970) 927-4374 www.taylorcreek.com Fly fishing (year-round) Fryingpan and Roaring Fork Rivers Kobey Park, Red Canyon, & Larkspur Mtn Western Adventures (970) 923-3337 www.westernadventuresinc.com Snowmobile tours (near Lenado) Permitted Outfitter/Guides – Aspen & Sopris RDs (March 2017) Page 3 of 5 White River National Forest OUTFITTERS HOLDING PERMITS ON THE ASPEN & SOPRIS RANGER DISTRICTS COMPANY NAME PHONE WEB ADDRESS PERMITTED ACTIVITIES PERMITTED AREAS Institutional Uses Aspen Center for Environmental interpretive tours and special (970) 925-5756 www.aspennature.org Various locations Environmental Studies field classes (year-round) (Institutional Use) Teaching children wilderness skills through Aspen Country Day School (970) 925-1909 www.aspencountryday.org Independence Pass and Aspen area (Institutional Use) hiking, rock climbing, and camping. Big City Mountaineers (303) 271-9200 www.bigcitymountaineers.org Hiking & backpacking trips; at-risk teens The upper Fryingpan River valley (Institutional Use) City of Aspen Recreation youth sailing program & youth - youth- Ruedi Reservoir and Independence Pass climbing (970) 920-5140 www.aspenrecreation.com Department parent climbing classes areas Rock climbing; Backpacking & Colorado Mountain College (970) 945-8691 www.coloradomtn.edu mountaineering; winter snow courses, Various locations (Institutional Use) rafting/ kayak Colorado Rocky Mountain Student-backpacking, cycling, skiing, (970) 963-2562 www.crms.org Various locations School rafting/ kayak, service projects (Institutional Use) Huts For Vets (970) 366-1321 www.hutsforvets.org wilderness therapy / hut hikes for vets Margy's Hut guided hiking, mountain biking, Jay Walker Lodge (970) 704-9292 www.jaywalkerlodge.com snowshoeing, and Nordic ski trips for in- Various locations (Institutional Use) house residents Sierra Club (415) 977-5690 www.sierraclub.org/outings/national day and overnight hiking trips Lost Man Loop and Four Pass Loop (Institutional Use) Snowmass Club (970) 923-5600 www.snowmassclub.com Hikes in summer Various locations (Institutional Use) Town of Carbondale Avalanche Creek, Grottos & Ice Caves, Thomas (970) 510-1290 http://carbondalerec.com Hiking/Backpacking Recreation Department Lakes, Weller Lake & Grottos, Savage Lakes Wildwood School (970) 925-5678 http://www.wildwoodschool.org Pre-school Aspen Area (Institutional Use) Permitted Outfitter/Guides – Aspen & Sopris RDs (March 2017) Page 4 of 5 .
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