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Things to do in Estes Park while Social Distancing


Despite current times and the uncertainty of what the future holds, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy your summer days in Estes Park while still respectfully maintaining social distancing. Discover these things to do in Estes Park while social distancing – keeping you and the others around you safe and healthy. Rocky Mountain National Park plans to open on May 27th While Rocky Mountain National Park has remained...

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The Reopening of Rocky Mountain National Park


The town of Estes Park is happy to announce the reopening of Rocky Mountain National Park on May 27th. While operations and services will be much different this year, there are still ways in which to enjoy the park’s beauty. Part of the phased re-opening will include a timed entry permit or camping reservation to enter the park between the hours of 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. It will also...

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Top Picture Worthy Spots in Rocky Mountain National Park


Get your camera ready for these top picture-worthy spots in Rocky Mountain National Park. Bear Lake As a true classic, Bear Lake is a popular stop for many visiting Rocky Mountain National Park. Catch it on a calm day and the water looks like glass, making a perfect mirror reflection of the trees and mountain peaks that surround the lake. Dream Lake Like a dream, Dream Lake is the true...

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What to do if Rocky Mountain National Park is packed?


Summer is a peak traffic time for Rocky Mountain National Park but it’s not the only place to go in the area! Check out some alternative hot spots near Estes Park for great views and fun as you wait for the lines to die down. Allenspark Head up Highway 7 for a beautifully scenic drive (including easy stops for stunning views of Longs Peak and Mount Meeker) to Allenspark, a...

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Are There Grizzly Bears in Rocky Mountain National Park?


Are there grizzly bears in Rocky Mountain National Park? No, there are no grizzly bears in Rocky Mountain National Park or the entire state of Colorado, but at one time, there were. The Rocky Mountains of Colorado used to be home to an abundance of grizzly bears until they were declared extinct in Colorado in 1953. At one point, grizzlies thrived in Colorado until the 1940s and 1950s when their...

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A Guide to Visiting Rocky Mountain National Park in the Winter


Rocky Mountain National Park in the Winter Visiting Rocky Mountain National Park in the winter provides visitors with the same reasons they like to visit any other time of year; beautiful scenery, viewing wildlife, and outdoor activities. But winter offers a different way to experience these things in a much more unique way. Discover here why you should visit Rocky Mountain National Park in the winter. Winter’s wildlife A lot...

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Tips for Photographing Wildlife in Rocky Mountain National Park


Wildlife viewing in Rocky Mountain National Park is one of the more popular activities to enjoy year-round. Everything from elk and moose to little picas and soaring birds is available for viewing. And one of the best ways to capture and savor the moment is with your camera. With patience and a little luck, capturing Rocky Mountain National Park’s local fauna can make for beautiful photos. So, here are a...

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5 Easy Fall Hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park


Fall Hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park Fall in Colorado is one of the best times to visit the Centennial State. With an abundance of colorful fall foliage, wildlife, and plenty of hiking trails with beautiful scenery. Barely break a sweat and discover the best of the fall season with these five easy fall hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park. Alberta Falls For the ultimate in Colorado fall beauty, begin...

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A guide to Birdwatching near Estes Park


Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park are both home to many different forms of wildlife, elk, moose, bighorn sheep, and bears. But one of its lesser-known, but just as impressive, forms of wildlife are the 280 species of birds that make Rocky Mountain National Park their home. So, grab your binoculars and hit the trails with our guide to birdwatching near Estes Park and discover life within the trees...

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Scenic Drives in Rocky Mountain National Park


Hop in your car and discover these three scenic drives in Rocky Mountain National Park that are sure to make you pull over and snap a picture.

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