Posts
Josh Harms
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Estes Park is definitely a destination where you get a lot of bang for your buck. The views are free. Entrance into Rocky Mountain National Park is $25/car for a day pass or $35/car for a week (that's cheaper than taking the family out to the... more
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How to Be Bear Aware in Estes Park Tips from the experts at Colorado Parks and Wildlife to keep yourself and Yogi safe Wildlife sightings are some of the best parts of the Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park experience. The chance to spot... more
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Find up-to-date parking availability here . Park All Day and Ride the Shuttles The way we recommend doing it - park your car, and forget about it until you’re ready to head back to wherever you’re staying . Then either ride the shuttles... more
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Trail Ridge Road is open for the season! Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park is open for the season. Due to melting snow on the road and the potential for freezing temperatures visitors should be prepared for icy conditions. ... more
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The unofficial summer kick-off party in Estes Park . Note : Trail Ridge Road will not open before Memorial Day this year. From RMNP: "Park snowplow operators will continue to plow the road; the road will open as soon as it is safe to do... more
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Colorado’s snowpack is the lifeblood of the West. As it melts and makes its way down rivers and valleys, it makes some fine waterfalls, too. Late spring and early summer are the ideal times to make the most of the melt and see the falls... more
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“There is nothing so American as our national parks,” said President Franklin D Roosevelt. And this week we celebrate these American treasures. According to the National Park Service “National Park Week is a time to explore amazing... more
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Spring is the season that has you ready to break that cabin fever . What better way to do that than with a spring hike? The conditions during spring can vary greatly. Be sure to check out our Spring Hiking Guide and How to Pack for a Spring Adventure... more
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Spring is a unique season that comes with its own trail conditions and phenomena. Any day could feel awfully summery, or conversely, a lot like winter. Read on to be prepared for these conditions, and read this for more spring packing tips .... more
