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Top Trails for Snowshoeing in Estes Park


With springtime bringing some of the best snow in Colorado, now is the time to hit the trails! Snowshoeing in Estes Park is one of the more popular activities amongst locals, and we wanted to share some of the best trails to explore while on vacation. Rated from beginner to expert, check out our favorite local trails for snowshoeing in Estes Park. Easy/Beginner Bear Lake Loop Bear Lake Loop is...

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‘Fee-Free’ Opportunities At Rocky Mountain National Park


Getting into the great outdoors replenishes us and brings us back to our center. There is just something special about being in the mountains, especially here in Colorado. The Rocky Mountain National Park is one of the greatest perks about living in Colorado, the state most famously known as one of the most active states in the US. How can we get outdoors more often without having to spend the...

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Dog-friendly Estes Park


Estes Park is a wonderful family vacation destination – and we mean everyone in the family! Find dog-friendly activities in Estes Park for your next family getaway to the mountains. Dog-friendly activities A walk around Estes Park is a great way to burn some energy (for your dog) and get to know the area (for you). Window shop along the Riverwalk – many stores are dog-friendly or at least provide...

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Colorado fall foliage tips


We’re getting closer to the most colorful time of the year! Every fall, many travelers head to Colorado to see the gorgeous hues take over and Estes Park is a top destination to see the fall foliage. Check out our fall foliage tips to better plan your visit to Estes Park and the greater Colorado area. Don’t forget your camera! When to visit It’s hard to determine in advance when...

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Adventures with altitude


Enjoy some high-flying adventures in Estes Park with our adventures with altitude. From the aerial tramway to whitewater rafting, we’ve got it all! Plan an epic summer vacation exploring Estes Park and gaining some impressive elevation. Aerial tramway An easy way for everyone to gain some elevation in Estes Park is to take a ride on the Aerial Tramway! The tram takes riders to the summit of Prospect Mountain where...

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Hiking safety tips


Rocky Mountain National Park is wonderful to explore by hiking but we want to make sure you make it back to your Estes Park cabin safely! We’ve outlined some of our top hiking safety tips and hiking etiquette reminders before you hit the trail. Check conditions Check the trail and weather conditions on the day of your hike to ensure there are no closures or impacted trails. Keep a close...

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Snowshoeing for beginners


We know spring is almost upon us and most people are getting ready to retire their winter gear in favor of warmer weather wear. But, March and early April can be some of the snowiest months in Estes Park and a perfect time to explore Rocky Mountain National Park by snowshoeing! If you’ve never thought of snowshoeing before or don’t know what to expect, we’ve outlined some great snowshoeing tips...

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Walking in a winter wonderland: Estes Park snowshoeing and skiing trails


Snow is one of the best reasons to explore Rocky Mountain National Park! Whether you’ve got winter hiking boots, snowshoes, or cross-country skis, here are some of our favorite winter trails! Snowshoeing When the snow is fluffy and falling, strap on your snowshoes and hit the trails in Rocky Mountain National Park! Prime snowshoeing season is from December to March. Don’t forget – we offer snowshoes for rent, free with...

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Top 9 snowshoeing trails in Estes Park


Did you know that early spring can bring some of our best snow? And around here, we don’t let the snowfall interfere with our outdoor recreation! Snowshoeing trails in Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park offer a family-friendly activity that’s open to all skill levels. Plus, we offer free snowshoe rental to our guests so there’s no excuse not to try it! Plan to add snowshoeing to your to-dos...

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Four Difficult Summer Hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park


As a follow-up to our moderate hikes to try this summer, we’re rounding out our list with our favorite difficult summer hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park. Mt. Ida First on the list is the 9.6-mile roundtrip to Mt. Ida! Located off the Poudre Lake Trailhead off of Trail Ridge Road and just on the “other” side of the Continental Divide, this trail offers some serious elevation gain at just over...

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