We lived there for 4 years and 2 of our most favorite hikes were Ute Trail and Dream Lake. Totally worth checking out also Mary’s Lake is nice as well. Ute trail in our opinion is the best!
Really wish I could get back to visit the states again you guys have some fantastic trails with beautiful scenery. Love the videos keep them up makes me anxious to see mountains again!
Wow, this video of Rocky Mountain National Park is absolutely breathtaking! I love the stunning visuals of the high mountain peaks, alpine tundra, and wildlife-filled valleys. Seeing this video makes me want to plan my next trip to Rocky Mountain National Park right away. There's so much more to explore, and I can't wait to discover more hidden gems in this remarkable national park. If you're a nature lover or adventure seeker, put this place on your bucket list. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!
The Old Fall River Road drive is truly a scenic motor trail and a unique experience. Stop at Chasm Falls along the way to take a short hike and view elk once you reach the Alpine Tundra. The switchbacks on this road are a marvel themselves.
Congradulations on a great video! I am an avid hiker so I found this to be a very informative video and so beautiful for the places I would love to visit there. Also your narration is so clear and relaxing. I have watched many other videos that are not worthy of watching because they are mainly about stupid things to do there like visiting various stores and restaurants with junk food in Estes Park.
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My wife & I live 40 minutes from the park, great place to go for a gazillion reasons... Besides, water, bring a jacket, even in the summer... And bring sunscreen too!
In Wild Basin is the "Ouzel Falls via Wild Basin Trail" at about 5.3 miles round trip. It's a nice wooded hike along a few creeks with crazy rapids, and you end up standing below a strong waterfall. Download all the trails in the area in case you want to hike farther. My AT&T service was terrible the entire way.
Thanks for sharing! Just looked up that hike - sounds like a fun one! www.alltrails.com/trail/us/colorado/ouzel-falls-via-wild-basin-trail-from-sandbeach-lake
A great hike is either Estes Cone or Chasm Lake kinda between Estes Park and Finch Lake.......Chasm in July has the trail slope sideways and many times has snow and ice on it...so one should pack traction devices even though you may not use
We’re looking at staying in Estes Park. Which trails are best to take with a toddler in a hiking carrier on your back? I’m not an experienced hiker, have only hiked the Inks Lake trailheads here in the Texas Hill Country. I’m pretty fit but exercise wise, a bit outta shape since having my son. Maybe I should make a goal to strengthen and prepare my muscles for our trip in June. I’m just trying to figure out the best trails to take that won’t kill us or make us regret walking because they’re so long. We have never taken a trip like this before, never even been out of Texas. Any advice you can give would be so very helpful.
first thing is to go back in time to 1960s. I lived up there then and hiked all day without seeing anyone. Also I could drive any road any time as long as weather allowed. No crowding, in fact except for mid-july through August, the park seemed empty much of the time. It was wonderful!
wow. you share great video. I also watch videos like this on youtube. i like it very much. I hope to see more videos like this in the future. Wishing you a wonderful, happy and meaningful weekend.
Have visited RMNP yearly from Nebraska since our honeymoon in 1975. You did a fabulous job of including all our favorites. Wild Basin area is really nice. If you return be sure to include it. Will be subscribing. Thanks.
I'm going to Rocky mountain in September to shoot the milky way. My big question is does the park close at night and do you need to camp out there or is it open 24 hours?
The National Park is open 24/7, so you can head into the park at night and just drive past the entrance booth (it likely will not have anyone there to provide entrance info) to film the night sky! More info here: www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/hours.htm#:~:text=Rocky%20Mountain%20National%20Park%20is,the%20late%20afternoon%20can%20help.
Hello! Sorry for this late response- I think you'll still be able to see a decent amount of the park! here are current conditions: www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/conditions.htm Here are trail closures (as of 7/15, not very helpful): www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/trail_conditions.htm
You have 2 options! I would recommend Estes Park on the eastern side if you'd like to see Bear Lake area (popular area of the park). Or you could stay in Grand Lake if you'd like to see more of the SW region of the National Park. Both areas are unique and have beautiful views, but it seems the eastern part of the park is more popular with visitors. If you want to see the entire park, it is about a 2 hour drive from the Grand Lake entrance to the Estes Park entrance.
Hi - if you are just driving on Trail Ridge Road, you should be fine in a standard car. They plow the road for vehicle traffic in summer months. It looks like Trail Ridge road and Alpine Visitor Center will still be closed this Memorial Day weekend 2024 due to the snow/weather they have been receiving. More info on road status here: www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/road_status.htm
That is the park map in the brochure you receive upon entering the park. The NPS site has a map on their site too, but it's a little different: www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/maps.htm
Hello, thanks for a very clear , informative video . We are planning so it’s very helpful. We ll stay in Estes Park for 2 days and drive to Grand Lake for 2 days . So beside Adams Falls and Coyote Meadow Grand lake and exploring town , what else would you recommend?for sightseeing? All the NP highlighted trails all close to Estes Park huh. Thx again for your information
Glad it was helpful! Yes- staying in Estes Park and Grand Lake is a great way to see the whole park! There are more trails in the Grand Lake area - here is a map of the trails there: www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/upload/Kawunceeche-Valley-Trail-Guide-2017-digital.pdf We had our dog with us so we also did some hiking in this area: www.alltrails.com/explore/trail/us/colorado/colorado-river-and-river-run-trail
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www.tripadvisor.com/AttractionProductReview-g33388-d14042190-Rocky_Mountain_National_Park_in_Summer_Tour_from_Denver-Denver_Colorado.html Hi Jose- The National Park does not offer tours where anyone would pick you up from the airport and drive you into the park, but there are tours offered on TripAdvisor by private companies that will drive you into the park and guide you. I added a link for one tour I just searched on TripAdvisor. Have fun! :)
Thank you for the great info. Is there any alternative parking that we could use if Bear Lake parking is full? I heard it's very crowdy. Also, is it to intimidating to drive thru the Trail Ridge Road for someone that is scared of heights? 😬
Hello! Sorry for the delayed response. If Bear Lake Parking is full, you can park in the Park & Ride lot for the Bear Lake area then take a free RMNP shuttle to Bear Lake. goo.gl/maps/VoRyEzRn3B6dT5e76
@@TravelSzN thank you for the response. I did drive thru it and although it was a bit intimidating, it was good. Amazing experience. And yes, shuttle system from Park & Ride to Bear Lake works great
www.nps.gov/thingstodo/fishing-in-rmnp.htm#:~:text=Learn%20about%20Fishing%20in%20Rocky&text=Today%2C%20the%20park%20has%20populations,is%20fun%20for%20all%20ages. Check out the specifics on this page, but it looks like you need a CO fishing license.
Hello - it looks like you will need a park entrance pass (which would be your golden age pass), plus the timed entry reservation. So you would still need a timed entry reservation if you plan to visit May 26 - October 22, 2023. More info here: www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/timed-entry-permit-system.htm I am not sure about the golden eagle passes, but I did see golden age passes and golden access passes referenced on the entrance pass website for NPS. It looks like golden age + access passes are no longer sold, but still honored if someone has one.
I have a question! Do you need permit to drive on the Alpine scenic driveway? I went on the website and couldn't find it. I will be in CO 1st week of October and wanted to explore a little bit of RMNP. I stay in Este Park overnight and plan to drive the Alpine drive way to get to Georgetown. Is it possible?
You will need a ticketed entry into Rocky Mountain National Park through October 10. I think you are referring to the Trail Ridge Road that takes you through the alpine section of RMNP... You will need to get the ticketed entry as you will be entering the park to take the road through it. www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/timed-entry-permit-system.htm
Hi Hana! Yep you can see some of the park in a day, but you'll miss out on a lot of amazing hiking trails! If you only have one day, I would recommend stopping in the Bear Lake area and checking out one of the lakes that would be a shorter hike, then take the scenic drive up to the Alpine area if Trail Ridge Road is still open (it should be open as long as inclement weather and snow haven't come in yet). There are a few nice viewpoints /overlooks with a pull-off along that drive. When you make your way down to the west side of the park, you can pull off and check out the beautiful meadows/look for wildlife - this is a great spot to see moose and elk. And you can head out of the park through Grand Lake CO or go back the way you came if you aren't heading that direction. Have a fun time!
If you plan to do lots of hiking with elevation gain, I recommend hiking boots with ankle support and good traction on the bottom. If you are just walking around in easy flat areas or paved areas, casual walking/running shoes should be fine.
We have this one! amzn.to/3Jh7byO and it works great for us! Our only trouble with that one is that stability isn't the strongest (the tripod part isn't as sturdy as it could be).
Here is more info about the entrance reservation requirements: www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/timed-entry-permit-system.htm Technically, you would need a timed entry reservation to do anything in RMNP after 9AM after May 25 this year. However, when we went into the town of Grand Lake and then drove over to the hike the East Inlet trail to Adams Falls, there was not a ranger there checking entry passes. Just a sign that said this is National Park land, follow NP rules, etc.
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If you don't hike, you can picnic, drive the main park road through the mountains, watch for wildlife, and much more - as I mention in this video. Happy Travels!
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I have seen so many videos about RMNP, this is the most organized information about RMNP.
Awesome, thanks so much for your kind comment!
BRING LOTS OF WATER.
Or a filter.
When you get old you don’t have to you can drive around.. trust me ..
How much water do you recommend for 1 day visit in summer?
I will give you applaud for sharing and showing a good picture of our Colorado…
Such a neat explanation. Thanks for the info.❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
We lived there for 4 years and 2 of our most favorite hikes were Ute Trail and Dream Lake. Totally worth checking out also Mary’s Lake is nice as well. Ute trail in our opinion is the best!
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Thank you both for sharing. Lovely.
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
I am so grateful for this video! I’ll be there soon and this was so informative and visually pleasing. Now I know which trails to hike. Thank you!
That's awesome, thank you for your comment! Have a great time in Rocky Mtn NP! :D
Really wish I could get back to visit the states again you guys have some fantastic trails with beautiful scenery. Love the videos keep them up makes me anxious to see mountains again!
Thank you Michael! I'm glad you enjoy our travel videos! :)
Wow, this video of Rocky Mountain National Park is absolutely breathtaking! I love the stunning visuals of the high mountain peaks, alpine tundra, and wildlife-filled valleys. Seeing this video makes me want to plan my next trip to Rocky Mountain National Park right away. There's so much more to explore, and I can't wait to discover more hidden gems in this remarkable national park. If you're a nature lover or adventure seeker, put this place on your bucket list. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a wonderful descriptive video! informational and yet entertaining! I appreciate it.
I love your videos. You give some of the best explanations and advice on the parks. You also have a very pleasant voice.
Glad you like our videos, and thank you for the kind words! :)
Thanks for all the great info!! Headed their next week!
Have an amazing time, it is such a beautiful place!
thank you for this video! looking forward to our trip.
Thank you for watching! Have an amazing time in the Rockies!
thank you for your thoroughly sharing
Awesome content! Thank you for putting it together for us
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for your kind comment!
The Old Fall River Road drive is truly a scenic motor trail and a unique experience. Stop at Chasm Falls along the way to take a short hike and view elk once you reach the Alpine Tundra. The switchbacks on this road are a marvel themselves.
One of my favorite hikes here is Deer Mountain trail. 6 mile moderate out and back but ends at the top of the mountain for amazing views
Truly beautiful! Indeed, be prepared and know your personal limits. Such a great park! Bruce and Otis
Always beautiful! My home state …after 30 years living here … I do own this title !!!
You live in a beautiful state!
Wonderful landscape. Beautiful place to visit. Thank you for sharing more informations with everyone .
This was great. I’m going with an inexperienced hiker so great info and use of map.thank you
Glad it was helpful! Have a great time in Rocky Mountain National Park!
12,183 feet?! Wow at that elevation the weather could and would get down to 40 below zero. But very beautiful place thank you for sharing
Congradulations on a great video! I am an avid hiker so I found this to be a very informative video and so beautiful for the places I would love to visit there. Also your narration is so clear and relaxing. I have watched many other videos that are not worthy of watching because they are mainly about stupid things to do there like visiting various stores and restaurants with junk food in Estes Park.
thank you for the kind comment Anna! Have a nice time in RMNP and enjoy your hikes! :)
Estes Park has a mountain coaster
Great tips! Thanks for making this helpful video.
You are so welcome! Thank you for your comment! 🤩
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Hi Zoe, Thanks so much for the inspiring words! Have a great day!
Thank you for the video. We are heading there in mid September for hiking. Thanks for the recommendations.
Thanks for watching, have a great time in RMNP!
Great video . Thanks and greetings from Norway. We will do so in 2024
Have a wonderful time in Rocky Mountain National Park! :)
Great video. is helpful for my visit tomorrow . love the views
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your kind comment!
Hello friend good morning thank you for sharing look beautiful rocky National park
Look very beautiful place
thank you!
My wife & I live 40 minutes from the park, great place to go for a gazillion reasons... Besides, water, bring a jacket, even in the summer... And bring sunscreen too!
Great tips! Thanks for watching!
Used your video to plan my upcoming trip! Thanks for the insightful info!
Glad it was helpful! Have an amazing time in RMNP!
Very beautiful and interesting sharing 👍
Thank you very much!
Great video, thank you
Twin peaks / chasm lake was my fav hike while I was there!
ooh nice! Thanks for sharing!
Very nice video! Have a great day!
Thank you! You too!
brilliant review!
Thanks a lot for sharing
Great video, very helpful! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
In Wild Basin is the "Ouzel Falls via Wild Basin Trail" at about 5.3 miles round trip. It's a nice wooded hike along a few creeks with crazy rapids, and you end up standing below a strong waterfall. Download all the trails in the area in case you want to hike farther. My AT&T service was terrible the entire way.
Thanks for sharing! Just looked up that hike - sounds like a fun one! www.alltrails.com/trail/us/colorado/ouzel-falls-via-wild-basin-trail-from-sandbeach-lake
Another GORGEOUS park and video I especially like the waterfalls TFS!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi, Travel SzN 👋 !! Thanks for this great roundup of activities 😃🏔☀️✅, wonderful footage. Best wishes, cheers, Don 🙋 !
thanks Don!
Love that park.
Good job on the video presentation
I am going there in July. Thank you for a very informative video 😊
thank you! have an amazing time!
A wonderful mountain place. Great tips, it was interesting!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you. Great video and helpful info!
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Love your tour and narration! Subscribed!
Thank you very much!
Awesome tour and so beautiful nature around! pretty cool views! Thanks for sharing! Have a great weekend friends!
Thank you! You too!
I enjoyed it a lot. I want to get there yet.
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Hey, great video! Can't wait to visit some of those spots.
What app do you use to view the trails and distances and stuff?
I love the AllTrails app - we have a pro subscription that allows us to download the maps and track our progress on the route while hiking.
This is a very informative and well edited video. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
A great hike is either Estes Cone or Chasm Lake kinda between Estes Park and Finch Lake.......Chasm in July has the trail slope sideways and many times has snow and ice on it...so one should pack traction devices even though you may not use
We’re looking at staying in Estes Park. Which trails are best to take with a toddler in a hiking carrier on your back? I’m not an experienced hiker, have only hiked the Inks Lake trailheads here in the Texas Hill Country. I’m pretty fit but exercise wise, a bit outta shape since having my son. Maybe I should make a goal to strengthen and prepare my muscles for our trip in June. I’m just trying to figure out the best trails to take that won’t kill us or make us regret walking because they’re so long. We have never taken a trip like this before, never even been out of Texas. Any advice you can give would be so very helpful.
Such awesome videos and views. It is definitely amazing to see everything flourishing. You guys really do get so many awesome views. LIKE 41. 👍👍👍👍
Thanks so much!
so helpful thanks!!
first thing is to go back in time to 1960s. I lived up there then and hiked all day without seeing anyone. Also I could drive any road any time as long as weather allowed. No crowding, in fact except for mid-july through August, the park seemed empty much of the time. It was wonderful!
wow. you share great video. I also watch videos like this on youtube. i like it very much. I hope to see more videos like this in the future.
Wishing you a wonderful, happy and meaningful weekend.
Even the overflow parking for Bear Lake gets filled fast
where did you took that picture sitting with the mountainss in the background is a beautiful picture
Have visited RMNP yearly from Nebraska since our honeymoon in 1975. You did a fabulous job of including all our favorites. Wild Basin area is really nice. If you return be sure to include it. Will be subscribing. Thanks.
Awesome! Thank you! That is so amazing you have an annual trip to RMNP!
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Amazing and fantastic sharing friend
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wow this is a great video
thank you!
I'm going to Rocky mountain in September to shoot the milky way. My big question is does the park close at night and do you need to camp out there or is it open 24 hours?
A quick Google search and/or phone call to the Park HQ will answer your questions quicker
The National Park is open 24/7, so you can head into the park at night and just drive past the entrance booth (it likely will not have anyone there to provide entrance info) to film the night sky! More info here: www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/hours.htm#:~:text=Rocky%20Mountain%20National%20Park%20is,the%20late%20afternoon%20can%20help.
Going in 2 weeks! Spending 2 days there 😄
Have an incredible time!
Think about going mid September. What do you think? Will a lot be closed?
Hello! Sorry for this late response- I think you'll still be able to see a decent amount of the park! here are current conditions: www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/conditions.htm
Here are trail closures (as of 7/15, not very helpful): www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/trail_conditions.htm
Great video! What area should one stay in to most easily visit the park?
You have 2 options! I would recommend Estes Park on the eastern side if you'd like to see Bear Lake area (popular area of the park). Or you could stay in Grand Lake if you'd like to see more of the SW region of the National Park. Both areas are unique and have beautiful views, but it seems the eastern part of the park is more popular with visitors. If you want to see the entire park, it is about a 2 hour drive from the Grand Lake entrance to the Estes Park entrance.
this was really well done, with some super information thanks
Thank you!
Hello, to access the alpine visitor center, is it necessary to bring an off-road vehicle? I loved the video, thank you very much!
Hi - if you are just driving on Trail Ridge Road, you should be fine in a standard car. They plow the road for vehicle traffic in summer months. It looks like Trail Ridge road and Alpine Visitor Center will still be closed this Memorial Day weekend 2024 due to the snow/weather they have been receiving. More info on road status here: www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/road_status.htm
it's beautiful video
Where can I find that map that you're referring to throughout the video? Looks very useful.
That is the park map in the brochure you receive upon entering the park. The NPS site has a map on their site too, but it's a little different: www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/maps.htm
Hello, thanks for a very clear , informative video . We are planning so it’s very helpful. We ll stay in Estes Park for 2 days and drive to Grand Lake for 2 days . So beside Adams Falls and Coyote Meadow Grand lake and exploring town , what else would you recommend?for sightseeing?
All the NP highlighted trails all close to Estes Park huh. Thx again for your information
Glad it was helpful! Yes- staying in Estes Park and Grand Lake is a great way to see the whole park! There are more trails in the Grand Lake area - here is a map of the trails there: www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/upload/Kawunceeche-Valley-Trail-Guide-2017-digital.pdf
We had our dog with us so we also did some hiking in this area: www.alltrails.com/explore/trail/us/colorado/colorado-river-and-river-run-trail
@@TravelSzN Thx so much for all info
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My favorite hike that I've done is the area above black lake. I have a video on it.
Oh cool! thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for sharing, good video, just I want to know, if they have tours, or is necessary to rent a car, because I travel to flight.
www.tripadvisor.com/AttractionProductReview-g33388-d14042190-Rocky_Mountain_National_Park_in_Summer_Tour_from_Denver-Denver_Colorado.html Hi Jose- The National Park does not offer tours where anyone would pick you up from the airport and drive you into the park, but there are tours offered on TripAdvisor by private companies that will drive you into the park and guide you. I added a link for one tour I just searched on TripAdvisor. Have fun! :)
Thank you for the great info. Is there any alternative parking that we could use if Bear Lake parking is full? I heard it's very crowdy.
Also, is it to intimidating to drive thru the Trail Ridge Road for someone that is scared of heights? 😬
Hello! Sorry for the delayed response. If Bear Lake Parking is full, you can park in the Park & Ride lot for the Bear Lake area then take a free RMNP shuttle to Bear Lake. goo.gl/maps/VoRyEzRn3B6dT5e76
@@TravelSzN thank you for the response. I did drive thru it and although it was a bit intimidating, it was good. Amazing experience.
And yes, shuttle system from Park & Ride to Bear Lake works great
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What time of the year was this trip? Im going in the winter so i know it will look very different.
This trip was in mid June 2022!
Are you allowed to fish in any of the lakes and if you are,are they catch and release or catch and keep
www.nps.gov/thingstodo/fishing-in-rmnp.htm#:~:text=Learn%20about%20Fishing%20in%20Rocky&text=Today%2C%20the%20park%20has%20populations,is%20fun%20for%20all%20ages. Check out the specifics on this page, but it looks like you need a CO fishing license.
Does a golden eagle pass work if you dont have a reservation? Thank you
Hello - it looks like you will need a park entrance pass (which would be your golden age pass), plus the timed entry reservation. So you would still need a timed entry reservation if you plan to visit May 26 - October 22, 2023. More info here: www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/timed-entry-permit-system.htm
I am not sure about the golden eagle passes, but I did see golden age passes and golden access passes referenced on the entrance pass website for NPS. It looks like golden age + access passes are no longer sold, but still honored if someone has one.
I have a question! Do you need permit to drive on the Alpine scenic driveway? I went on the website and couldn't find it. I will be in CO 1st week of October and wanted to explore a little bit of RMNP. I stay in Este Park overnight and plan to drive the Alpine drive way to get to Georgetown. Is it possible?
You will need a ticketed entry into Rocky Mountain National Park through October 10. I think you are referring to the Trail Ridge Road that takes you through the alpine section of RMNP... You will need to get the ticketed entry as you will be entering the park to take the road through it.
www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/timed-entry-permit-system.htm
Unless you enter the park before 9AM or after 3PM! Then you can just drive through.
Thank you so much. I looked into the NPS and found it
Hi we are planning coming to Rocky Mountain National Park 2nd week of Oct this year. Is it possible to see this place in just one day or two?
Hi Hana! Yep you can see some of the park in a day, but you'll miss out on a lot of amazing hiking trails! If you only have one day, I would recommend stopping in the Bear Lake area and checking out one of the lakes that would be a shorter hike, then take the scenic drive up to the Alpine area if Trail Ridge Road is still open (it should be open as long as inclement weather and snow haven't come in yet). There are a few nice viewpoints /overlooks with a pull-off along that drive. When you make your way down to the west side of the park, you can pull off and check out the beautiful meadows/look for wildlife - this is a great spot to see moose and elk. And you can head out of the park through Grand Lake CO or go back the way you came if you aren't heading that direction. Have a fun time!
Thank you for the information ❤️
What shoes do you recommend?
If you plan to do lots of hiking with elevation gain, I recommend hiking boots with ankle support and good traction on the bottom. If you are just walking around in easy flat areas or paved areas, casual walking/running shoes should be fine.
Thanks!
What spotting scope do you recommend?
We have this one! amzn.to/3Jh7byO and it works great for us! Our only trouble with that one is that stability isn't the strongest (the tripod part isn't as sturdy as it could be).
Do you need a permit to hike the trail that goes from grand lake town? What part of the park needs a permit?
Here is more info about the entrance reservation requirements: www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/timed-entry-permit-system.htm Technically, you would need a timed entry reservation to do anything in RMNP after 9AM after May 25 this year. However, when we went into the town of Grand Lake and then drove over to the hike the East Inlet trail to Adams Falls, there was not a ranger there checking entry passes. Just a sign that said this is National Park land, follow NP rules, etc.
@@TravelSzN thank you
What month did you travel there?
We visited in mid June 2022!
Your thumbnail image - what location is it 😍
this is the view from the Forest Canyon Overlook! Coordinates here: 40.395699, -105.713251
Do people come across bears
There are black bear in the area so it is possible to encounter a black bear while visiting Rocky Mtn NP.
It's become too crowded. We've loved it to death.
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Drive through and went up to 14000 feet
when you find a nice place you should keep it to yourself...
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Blessings in an abundance of the faith. I salute you. 😘🙏Grace and peace be unto you and to this place. God bless you. 🤍🤍🤍🌈🌈🤍🤍🤍. Thank you. Will you believe and receive Jesus Christ as your LORD and personal saviour??? I do. 🤍
You need to change your title to 10 places to HIKE not to do.
If you don't hike, you can picnic, drive the main park road through the mountains, watch for wildlife, and much more - as I mention in this video. Happy Travels!
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