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Rocky Mountain National Park is possibly the most spectacular park in America. It's conveniently located near Denver (just 2 hours away) and has lots to do and nice things to see. With its massive mountains in the background, the tundra of its rolling wildflowers and the Alps, this park is truly beautiful.
History
Rocky Mountain National Park was established on January 26, 1915. The wilderness designation was made on December 22, 1980 and the park was designated as Biosphere Reserve in 1976.
When to visit
The park is open year-round, but if you want to avoid the crowds, don't visit in mid-June to mid-August, when the park is the busiest. May and June provide great opportunities to see wildflowers. Autumn is a beautiful time to visit, especially on sunny September days. The land turns red and yellow and gives incredible views of autumn leaves. For those looking for winter activities, visit the park for skiing and snowboarding.
The visitor center is open at many times of the year.
Alpine Visitor Center
Spring and autumn: 10:30 am to 4:30 pm
Day of Memorial to Labor Day: 9 am to 5 pm
Beaver Meadows Visitor Center
year round: 8 am to 4:30 pm daily
Fall River Visitor Center
until the end of October 12: 9 am to 4 pm; Open on late fall and winter holidays
Kawuneeche Visitor Center
year round: 8 am to 4:30 pm daily
Moraine Park visitor center
until the end of October 12: 9 am to 4:30 pm daily
Arrive there
For those flying into the area, the nearest airport is Denver International Airport. Another option is to go by train to Granby station. Remember that there is no public transport between the train and the park.
For driving visitors, see the instructions below, depending on where you are coming from:
From Denver and east: Take US 34 from Loveland, CO or US 36 from Boulder via Estes Park, CO.
From Denver International Airport: Take Pena Avenue to Interstate 70 to the west. Continue on Interstate 70 to the west until intersection with Interstate 25 to the north. . Continue on US Highway 36 all the way to Estes Park, about 22 miles away. US Highway 36 intersects with US Highway 34 in Estes Park, or a highway leading to a national park.
From west or south: Take Federation 70 to United States 40, then United States 34 at Granby, CO via Grand Lake, CO.
Fees / License
For visitors entering the park via car, there is an admission fee of $ 20. The card is valid for seven days and includes buyers and people in the car. For those who enter the park by foot, bicycle, motorbike or motorbike, the entrance fee is $ 10.
If you plan to visit the park several times a year, you may want to consider buying an annual Pass from Rocky Mountain National Park. The $ 60 card provides unlimited entry to the park for one year from the date of purchase. It is available at all stations to the Rocky Mountain National Park, by calling 970-586-1438 or buying online.
For $ 50, you can purchase the annual Rocky Mountain National Park / Pass of Arapaho National Recreation Area, which offers unlimited coverage for both areas for one year from the date of purchase. Available at all Rocky Mountain national parks and Arapaho National Recreation area entry points.
Things to do
Rocky Mountain National Park offers a variety of outdoor activities such as cycling, hiking, camping, fishing, horseback riding, camping, wildlife viewing, scenic driving and picnicking. There are also many programs by ranger and even space for wedding. If you have children, learn about the Rocky Mountain Junior Ranger program.
The main attractions
-Forest Canyon: Check out this glacial carving valley for a great view of the park.
-Large ditch: Built between 1890 and 1932, this ditch was originally created to divert water from the west of the Continental Division to the Great Plains to the east.
-Cub Lake: Follow the Cub Lake Trail for opportunities to see birds and wildflowers.
-Long length, Lake Chasm: A very famous hiking trip to the highest peak of the park - Long peak. The trail to Chasm Lake is less challenging and offers beautiful views.
-Sprague Lake: Wheelchair trails that overlook Flattop and Hallett.
House
There are five driving campsites and a driving group camping area in the park. Three of the campsites - Moraine Park, Glacier Basin and Aspenglen - make reservations, as well as group campsites. Other campsites are first come, first serve and quickly fill in the summer.
For those interested in backcountry camping, you must have a permit from Kawuneeche Visitor Center. During the summer, there is a fee for camping
. Call (970) 586-1242 for more information.
Pet
Pets are allowed in the park, however, they are not allowed on trails or in the outback. They are only allowed in areas accessed by vehicles, including curbs, parking areas, picnic areas, and campsites. You must keep your pet on a leash no more than six feet and attend at all times. If you plan on hiking or outback, you may want to consider pet boarding facilities, available in Estes Park and Grand Lake.
Favorite area outside the park
The Rocky Mountains offers many activities nearby. Roosevelt National Forest is a beautiful place to visit, especially in the fall when the foliage changes. Another option is the Dinosaur National Monument, an interesting place to check out petroglyphs and rock formations.
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