Rocky Mountain National Park is the most visited destination in Colorado. The abundance of wildlife and the beauty of the natural environment makes it hard to choose which scenery is the best. Breathing in the clean mountain air and feasting your eyes on sweeping views becomes even more delightful when your Estes Park Lodging is as luxurious as Rams Horn Village Resort.
If you need more excuses to choose Rocky Mountain National Park as your next destination, here are four places where you can feel the beauty of the Rockies.
Downtown Estes Park
As the gateway to the Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park has many attractive sites you can explore both by car and on foot. There are many cabins near Rocky Mountain National Park, but many accommodations are in Estes Park. Due to its proximity to the park, it is an ideal home base for park visitors.
Vibrant Views Along Trail Bridge Road
Trail Bridge Road is the highest continuous paved road in America and is one of the country’s scenic byways. Trail Bridge climbs up to about 11,500 feet, crossing the alpine tundra in the Rocky Mountain National Park. The climb up is a scenic wonder with vivid sights along the way. Alpine plants, bighorn sheep, pikas, and many types of plants and wildlife make the journey even more interesting.
Bear Lake Loop
Bear Lake is about 30 minutes from most Estes Park vacation rentals. This loop is among the most popular sites in the Rocky Mountain National Park. Early mornings are the best time to explore the area, and there is a free shuttle to the trailhead. The 0.8-mile natural trail leads visitors across riveting spots in the area.
Emerald Lake Trail
Following Emerald Lake Trail leads you through a lot of scenic sites. The trail passes through Bear Lake, Dream Lake, Nymph Lake, and there’s even a small waterfall. The view of Hallett Peak from the alpine lake is also worth the trip. During winter, you can also go snowshoeing in Emerald Lake.
If you’re up for a trip filled with wildlife and nature, the Rocky Mountain National Park should be on your list. The park is home to about 280 species of birds, many types of animals, flora, and fauna. For wildlife watchers, nature lovers, and anyone looking for a change in pace, check out what makes Rocky Mountain National Park so popular. Book your stay at Rams Horn Village Resort in Estes Park, CO.