Spring break is a classic time to make memories with family and friends. The majestic Rocky Mountains are the place to do just that. Settled at the edge of Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park offers authentic mountain experiences and is surrounded by the perfect terrain for your Spring Break…
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Some (dog’s) favorite winter (dog-friendly) hikes in the Estes Park area. Crosier Mountain, Glen Haven Trail This particular approach to Crosier Mountain takes you through beautiful mountain meadows before reaching the final 1/2-mile ascent to the summit. The top of Crosier gives you a…
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Editor's Note: Joey Schusler is a professional adventure athlete, mountain biker, photographer, and award-winning filmmaker who has been a passionate member of the outdoor industry for more than a decade. As a Boulderite, he's spent time in and around Estes, but never with his biggest passion…
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While it can snow any day of the year, the surest sign that winter is in our rearview is the opening of Trail Ridge Road Trail Ridge is one of America’s greatest ribbons of pavement and one of our finest scenic drives. It was completed in 1933 and twists 48 miles through Rocky Mountain National Park…
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Starting today, you can take a virtual stroll through some of your favorite Estes Park area trails. In 2015, we worked with Google Trekker and used their unique equipment to capture virtual adventures on a selection of popular trails in Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park. Similar to Google…
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As guests set foot in Rocky Mountain National Park this summer, the snow-capped mountain peaks and surrounding pine trees will most likely immediately grab their attention, but what's right beneath their feet is something that should not go unnoticed. The Rocky Mountain Conservancy writes about the…
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Local Estes Park trail runner, Active at Altitude owner and Event Director for the Estes Trail Ascent, Terry Chiplin shares his 'Top 5 Trail Runs in Estes Park,' giving tips and advice to make the most of the high-altitude runs and views. 1. Lumpy Ridge Loop 10.5 mile round trip / high point 9,140…
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