After three summer hiking seasons in Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP), it is has become very clear to me that tourists and park frequenters alike have specific preferences for the hikes they choose to do. While there are a plethora of hiking destinations, there are three primary types of hikers in the park that you might run (or rather, hike) into in RMNP.
With the recent Covid-19 pandemic and following CDC, state and local recommendations for less crowds, the park has started a new reservation system for this summer. You cannot enter without a permit, so plan ahead. So far, I think it is a great step so that the park is not overly crowded and it is a more enjoyable experience overall.
Just because you have a disability does not mean you can’t accomplish great things. This inspiring interview features Colt Weber, a blind and hearing impaired man who has overcome barriers to live life to his fullest in the outdoors.
Emerald Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park is a photographic gem in all seasons but especially during the winter. In this article I've got tips for how to get awesome winter shots of this iconic lake.
This is the most incredible time of year in Rocky Mountain National Park. The colors are near peak and the next 7-10 days is a great time to visit. The elk are active and will become more active throughout the end of September and through October, but color is beautiful right now and should be from mid-late September.
