Estes Park Webcams
Now you can keep an eye on Estes Park and never miss a minute of your favorite vacation destination. RMNP webcams positioned in Rocky Mountain National Park offer live streams of what's happening. Check out the weather, view the sunrise or sunset over the mountains, or just tune in to get excited about your upcoming visit to Estes Park.
Alpine Visitor Center
Standing at an elevation of 11,796 feet above sea level, the Alpine Visitor Center is the highest in the National Park System. Accessed via Trail Ridge Road, the center sits at the top of Old Fall River Road, offering a breathtaking view of the valleys below and access to the alpine tundra, along with food, drink, and souvenirs. The Alpine Visitor Center is only accessible for part of the year based on weather and the seasonal opening and closing of Trail Ridge Road.
Kawuneeche Valley
Located on Rocky Mountain National Park's western side, the Kawuneeche Valley offers stunning views of the Never Summer Mountains, wildlife, and forests. It is accessible all year round where you can go on a scenic drive, or hike to the Colorado River Trailhead that takes you to popular spots like Lulu City and LaPoudre Pass. Peek through the willow thickets for a chance sighting of the Big Five.
Continental Divide
The Continental Divide offers one of the best scenic vistas from an Estes Park live webcam. Nearby this viewpoint lies the Glacier Basin Campground which provides easy access to the park’s east side. This campground is open from May to September and is conveniently on the Hiker Shuttle route (reservations required) with additional shuttles to Bear Lake and Moraine Park where deer and elk can be spotted.
Longs Peak
This Rocky Mountain National Park Web Cam gives a view of Longs Peak from Tahosa Valley. At 14,259 feet, Longs Peak towers above all other summits in Rocky Mountain National Park with its distinct block-like shape that can be seen from as far as Denver on a clear day. Home to some of the most iconic big-wall climbing in the state, visitors can embark on a vertical big-wall climb with local experts KMAC Guides and Estes Park Rock Climbing.
Fall River/US 34 Entrance
One of two major entrances to the east side of the Rocky Mountain National Park, this Estes Park live webcam at Fall River/ US Highway 34 lets you see what’s happening traffic-wise. This route, which becomes the scenic Trail Ridge Road, often provides quick access to the park during the busy summer and fall seasons over the Beaver Meadows Entrance. If time permits, you can learn more about the local Alpine Ecosystems on a two-day outdoor course led by retired RMNP ranger, Kathy Brazelton.
Claire's Restaurant and Bar
Established in 1992, Claire’s Restaurant and Bar is an upscale American restaurant in Estes Park known for its locally sourced, seasonally inspired menu and welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. Located at 225 Park Lane with scenic outdoor seating, Claire’s offers a view of Bond Park—which you can enjoy in real time via the live webcam feed below. With a full-service bar and a relaxed mountain-town charm, Claire’s continues to be a local favorite for both residents and visitors alike.
The Taffy Shop
An Estes Park staple since 1935, The Taffy Shop sells delicious homemade taffy in several flavors. Check out the live video below of the taffy being prepared! When you come to town, be sure to swing by one of the amazing dessert shops for a real treat. The Old Fashion Candy Store serves up unusual flavored cotton candy and freeze-dried sweets, or head to Flavors of the Rockies for a delicious scoop, a chocolate-coated apple, or one of Grandma’s Mountain Cookies.
