The Bear Lake Area along with the Glacier Gorge region are the crown jewel of Rocky Mountain National Park. Some of Rocky Mountain National Park's best hiking and photography is located in this region of Rocky...
Longs Peak is Rocky Mountain National Park. No peak in all of Rocky Mountain National Park is more recognizable that the iconic 4,255 ft high Longs Peak. Longs Peak is the highest peak in Rocky Mountain National Park and it's only 'fourteener'...
The east side of Rocky Mountain National Parkis dotted with beautiful meadows and parks situated below the high peaks of Rocky. Majestic streams and rivers cross these meadows and parks which are lined with Ponderosa's,Aspen's, Sagebrush and Willows...
The Mummy Range and Lumpy Ridge area of Rocky Mountain National Park take their names from their physical appearances and attributes. Located in the north and northeastern section of Rocky Mountain National Park this area is home to popular areas such as Old Fall River road, Chasm Falls, Bridal Veil Falls and many of the original homesteading sites in the Estes Valley...
TheWildBasin area of Rocky Mountain National Park gets little fanfare compared to other more popular sections of the park.Wild Basin however, is one of Rocky Mountain National Park's most beautiful areas...
Nearly every visitor to Rocky Mountain National Park will travel over Trail Ridge Road. Trail Ridge Road is synonymous with Rocky Mountain National Park. Not only is Trail Ridge Road the highest continuous paved road in the continental United States reaching heights over 12,000 ft above sea level, it offers visitors some of the best views in the park...
Geographically, Rocky is made up of two distinction sections. The Continental Divide, the dividing point at which water either flows to the Atlantic Ocean or The Pacific Ocean acts as a demarcation point in the park making for very distinct and unique sections on both the east and west sides of Rocky...
Estes Park anb Grand Lake are the two towns that serve as stewards to Rocky Mountain National Park. With Estes Park on the east side of Rocky Mountain National Park, and Grand Lake on the west, both Estes Park and Grand Lake have their own unique personalities and unique beauty...
