Downtown Estes Park’s Elkhorn Avenue is a go-to for most visitors—with its local shops, tasty eats, and scenic charm, it’s a classic stop on any Colorado mountain town itinerary. But if you're looking to explore beyond the obvious, you're in for something special. We’re taking you off the beaten…
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Wheel the World and Estes Park have joined forces to inspire individuals with disabilities to embark on adventures and create cherished memories with their loved ones. There's an entire world to discover, and our mission is to ensure everyone can explore it without limitations! We are dedicated to…
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Exciting Sustainability Events on the Horizon for 2025! As we step into 2025, the urgency of sustainability and climate awareness continues to grow. This year promises many events aimed at educating the public, encouraging community involvement, and addressing pressing environmental issues. Here are…
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Get ready for a "freeze"tival of fun! It’s almost time to get the chilly party started. Four days of frigidly fun happenings are planned across town, anchored by the infamous Frozen Dead Guy Days Festival on March 15, 2025. Here’s what you need to know to make the most of the extended weekend, from…
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From riding a snowcat and hiking with llamas to indoor camping adventures and ‘swim-in’ movies, Estes Park offers something new all year-round. Here are 6 experiences you may not think of but should be at the top of your list when planning a trip to Estes Park. 1. Ride a Snowcat to a Luxury Lodge…
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Whether it’s relaxation or adventure that you crave, Estes Park has it all. Start by strolling along the riverwalk and browsing boutiques, then book a hot stone massage at a relaxing spa. Or slide on a pair of snowshoes and glide over snowy trails and take in those panoramic vistas. Spas Estes…
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In Estes Park, winter sport means people-powered snowsports in the backcountry – like backcountry skiing, splitboarding, cross-country skiing, ice climbing, snowshoeing – activities where you use your own energy rather than a ski lift. There is nothing like being in the backcountry in the winter…
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Don’t drive Old Fall River Road. Old Fall River Road, Trail Ridge Road’s unpaved sister, is closed to vehicle traffic early October through late June. In 2024, Old Fall River Road will be closing for the season to vehicles beginning Tuesday, October 8. With no cars to limit your view or slow you…
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Wide open skies and mountain silhouettes make for captivating stargazing and incredible photo ops in and around Estes Park in the summer. Key Takeaways Summer is the best time to see and photograph the stars in Estes Park. Trail Ridge Road offers an accessible vantage point well away from light…
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For a small mountain village, Estes Park’s craft beverage scene is enormous – and it seems to be growing with each passing year. Now is the right time to discover what’s brewing (and distilling, and fermenting) up here. From sipping whiskey at the Vault to sipping wine at Snowy Peaks Winery, Estes…
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