Rocky Mountain Travel 
Guided Fly Fishing
Estes Park Tour Guides™ invites you to experience fly fishing in Rocky Mountain National Park. All tours take place in Rocky Mountain National Park. This is what makes our trips more unique. We avoid the busy areas of the park(ex: Dream Lake) unless explicitly requested. Tour trip length durations do not include drive time. You can expect a minimum of 3–4 hours touring inside RMNP on our guided trips. Total distance covered and trip length on tour will vary based on physical fitness of your group. Your enjoyment visiting RMNP & Estes Park are our top priorities. We tailor each route and plan to suit your group—whether it’s all adults, families with kids, corporate outings, or a mix. After booking, we’ll reach out to discuss your group’s unique needs and preferences, ensuring an unforgettable experience for everyone. This is also the time when we will discuss our meeting point and logistics.
There’s no such thing as a one-size-fits-all excursion. Personalization is at the heart of everything we do. This means all ages and capabilities are welcome on our tours.
All tours are private so only your group will be exploring Rocky Mountain National Park with us.
Tour Details
Step into fly fishing with a guided adventure in Rocky Mountain National Park. Hike to stunning locations with expert guides, high-quality gear, and optional waders. Enjoy flexible start times and customizable trips for an unforgettable experience, even if the fish aren’t biting.
Meet at the Estes Park Visitor Center before your scheduled start time. If you desire we meet at your hotel before departing, inform us after booking. We depart promptly at your selected time and the route will be confirmed before departure.
You will follow us into RMNP in your own vehicle. Our guides will stay in communication with you via radios throughout the drive until you arrive at the trailhead destination. Please ensure you have at least a half tank of gas.
Duration: 5 hours | start time is 6am or 3pm
Group Size: Up to 9 adults
Price $ 168.54 | Ages 13 and older
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What’s included
- Rods and tackle (flies, tippet, etc.)
- Waders
- Park admission fees and Timed entry included.
- A certified wilderness guide.
- GMRS radios and emergency satellite device, and medical kit.
- Snacks, water, brewed coffee/tea/hot chocolate.
- Rain ponchos, backpacks, headlamps, binoculars, bug spray, sunscreen.
- A group photo to remember the day.
What’s not included
- Colorado Fishing License
- International Park fees starting 1/1/2026
- Gratuity
Additional information
- Layers for wind, cold and possible rain or snow
- Hat, gloves and Buff (neck gaitor)
- +32oz water bottle (Nalgene/Hydroflask/Yeti) or Camelbak bladder
- Water in your water bottle
- Hiking Pants (not denim)
- Hiking boots or supportive shoes(no open toe sandals)
- Rain jacket or poncho
- Personal camera equipment
Cancellation Policy
Customers will receive a full refund or credit with 24 hours notice of cancellation. Tours run rain, shine, snow, or sleet. If weather concerns arise, call at least 24 hours in advance to reschedule. Less than 24 hours’ notice will result in a reschedule or gift card.
About Estes Park Tour Guides™
At Estes Park Tour Guides™ we’re passionate about helping people reconnect—with nature, loved ones, and themselves. Through guided custom adventures like hiking, fishing, snowshoeing, stargazing, astrophotography and food tours in Rocky Mountain National Park & Estes Park, we create meaningful moments away from life’s distractions. We believe in forging heartfelt connections with the Rockies—whether you’re hiking to alpine lakes, snowshoeing scenic trails, capturing stunning landscapes under the stars, or sharing a family adventure you’ll remember for years. With a deep appreciation for the park’s history, wildlife, and trails, we aim to create experiences that inspire, educate, and bring people closer to nature.
Professional Guides
All of our guides are CPR + First Aid certified and natural history buffs
Estes Park Tour Guides™ operates with authority from the United States Department of the Interior as well as U.S. National Park Service, State of Colorado and the Town of Estes Park.