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- Morgan ThomasAugust 18, 2014This place is just stunningly beautiful. If you really want an experience, trek here during sunset, set up camp and wake up for the beautiful sunrise. This place is cold, so be prepared.Upvoted 3 weeks ago
- stepherOctober 13, 2014Believe the hype. Stunningly gorgeous scenery. Wild animals. Lava formations. Make sure your gas tank is full & take water in with you. Hydration is key. Altitude sickness is real. Enjoy.Upvoted 3 weeks ago
- Social News NetworkDecember 4, 2013Drive through and discover the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains. Come in the winter when blankets of white snow envelop the scenery. Snowboarding venues are also available. Fun for the entire family!
- Ebrahim BandookwalaSeptember 16, 2018Beautiful views and vistas ! All kinds of vegetation, don't miss the Alpine tundra but don't stay past an hour before sunset ! It gets very chilly very fast!
- Aline VazNovember 10, 2013Well, who goes thinking it is a small park, it is not. You need at least two days to visit all the places in the park. For the ones going, I suggest to take a look in the Bear Lake and the Dream Lake
- AshleyAugust 20, 2017Nothing is dog-friendly and the park rangers were being jerks to everyone. Super disappointed and not sure if I want to go back. Mountains and trails were still awesome, of course.
- Michael CastilloJuly 26, 2014Rock a literal breath taking n scary ride..take the old miners route up the mountain to the summit. Warning it's only one lane over cliffs that drop off 12k ft. No rails, n great photo ops!
- Chris RJune 21, 2019Loved exploring creation here with my family. You could spend a week alone here just taking it all in. Ready to go back!
- Stephen KoontzDecember 24, 2014There are so many amazing options for hiking, biking, camping. I recommend taking one day to do each and then another to visit Estes Park.
- Best things to do in the park are hike, look for animals, and drive to the top. Also talk to rangers in the visitor center. They always have great recommendations!
- YMCA of the RockiesNovember 18, 2011Be sure to drive up Trail Ridge Road and stop at the Alpine Visitors Center to learn about the Park's flora and fauna. Sunrise and Sunset are great times to catch the view from the top.
- David PittsAugust 7, 2015An essential national park. Great hiking opportunities and incredible mountain views. If your Jetta dies halfway up the dirt road climb, don't panic.
- Meredith PociusAugust 3, 2017The scenic view is good to look at and the small part of the river is near the picnic area in Rocky mountain national park.
- Lee HigbeeOctober 18, 2018The weather beat us. Trail Ridge Road was closed. Still loved what we were able to see. Lots of elk. October
- Nick BergusJuly 30, 2017Hiking trails galore. Highlights include the heavily trafficked Gem Lake and the solitude of Allenspark Trail.
- YMCA of the RockiesNovember 18, 2011Looking to add a little off-road adventure to your visit? Take a drive up Old Fall River Road to the Alpine Visitors Center. You need 4WD/AWD, but it's well worth the fun drive and great views.
- Guthrie GundyApril 10, 2017Beautiful and gorgeous anytime! Can get really busy on weekends during the summer!
- Emilio ChavezJanuary 28, 2019Breathtaking national park! It would take you years to explore the park by yourself! I'd recommend you to explore it don't just drive through.
- Jon DarveauNovember 7, 2015Hike the trails duh! Come in Fall for Elk rutting season and you'll see them all over the place
- Terence ChanSeptember 10, 2017Breathtaking beauty! Well paved roads. Amazing. No words to describe! Must visit!
- YMCA of the RockiesNovember 18, 2011During autumn the elk in the Park put on a show for their fall rut. Late September is when the bugling activity peaks, plus you'll catch the changing colors of the Aspen trees.
- TripStoryApril 24, 2012Head into the mountains and go for a hike. Check out the elk. If it's winter bring your snow shoes. Stop in at the visitor center for tips, advice and maps.
- Erik LaingAugust 24, 2014Definitely a park to get out of your car and hike. If you don't, you are missing out on much the park has to offer.
- Michael CastilloJuly 26, 2014Hogwarts house at the beginning of the Col river. It's great. Step foot in the trickle beginnings of the mighty Colorado River
- Condé Nast TravelerMay 10, 2016Skyscraping peaks and delicate alpine tundra, bighorn sheep scaling jagged cliffs, and glacier-carved valleys. Read more
- Lots of great scenic views and breathtaking scapes. It was cold when we visited so be sure to bundle up just in case!
- DannyOctober 18, 2016Just got to see a small area of it but super beautiful around Bierstadt & Bear lake
- Brianna AlersJanuary 10, 2015There are fun junior ranger programs for children! The wild life and nature are so beautiful!
- P. MarieSeptember 15, 2012Make sure you hike the Ouzel Falls Trail. Its a light hike and so beautiful.
- Dennis MurraySeptember 24, 2021Use the Fall River entrance if you are coming in from the Estes Park side.
- HikingDiva .October 25, 2012I camped at Longs Peak - nice views - very "bear aware" but did not have any incidents. Sites are decently-spaced apart on exterior sides.
- Charles KelleyJune 6, 2013The bighorn sheep go to sheep lakes around 9am in the morning. If you're lucky, you'll catch a glimpse!
- Prolly hands down one of my favorite places in the world. So much beauty in one place!
- Visit Colorado 360August 6, 2011At the top of Trail Ridge Road park at the visitors center and take the short hike up to Marmot Point. The views are worth it!
- Ju LeJanuary 23, 2021The national park is amazing but we unfortunately had really unfriendly staff. 😐
- Sagar PuroSeptember 5, 2015With heights of more than 10000 feet..the views are literally breath taking..awesome
- Get here early, find a trailhead for your ability, and get out of the car!
- HikingDiva .October 25, 2012There's a lot of construction going on right now toward Bear Lake. Waited more than 30mins while 18wheelers went back & forth. Finally gave up.