Estes Park / Rocky Mountain National Park KOA Holiday

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About Estes Park / Rocky Mountain National Park KOA Holiday

At 7,500 feet, this campground is an ideal base camp for exploring the town of Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park. During peak summer months, take a free shuttle to the town (1.5 miles away) to check out quaint shops, festivals and art fairs. Spend a day at the national park with its pristine wilderness, endless hiking trails and plenty of elk, moose and deer. Drive Trail Ridge Road for panoramic views from 12,000 feet. Across the street from this KOA, you'll find Lake Estes and the Big Thompson River along with world-class fly-fishing. Rent fishing gear, bikes and/or boats at the marina. Go horseback riding next door. Just down the road is a family fun park with mini golf, bumper cars, bumper boats and rock climbing. Enjoy on-site pancake breakfasts, ice cream socials and free marshmallow roasts. There's free Wi-Fi, and the store is stocked with supplies and souvenirs. Camp in a tent, RV, Cabin or Deluxe Cabin. Your hosts: Greg & Peri Ann Query with children Jamie and Mark.

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Photograph at The Estes Park Sign

Estes Park, Colorado

This sign is on the mountainous decline just before you reach town. There's a small parking lot that fills up quick in peak season, but most people only spend a few minutes here on their way in to Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park. It is easy enough to have people take your picture, just make sure you return the favor and offer to take the next group's picture. From here, you have a g...

Climb at Lumpy Ridge

Estes Park, Colorado

Lumpy Ridge is mostly a traditional climbing area with most climbs being two or more pitches after a mile to 3+ miles of mostly flat walking. From climbers left to right the larger areas consist of Sundance Buttress, The Bookend, The Bookmark, The Book, and Twin Owls. There are smaller formations between these that are worth exploring as well. Sundance Buttress is the highest of the cliffs a...

Lumpy Ridge to Gem Lake

Estes Park, Colorado

4.3

3.12 mi / 991 ft gain

Begin by parking at the Lumpy Ridge trailhead, which is a couple miles outside of Estes Park on McGregor Avenue. At the trailhead, there are numerous signs indicating hiking trails, climbing routes, and other information about the area. After parking start hiking on the trail to the right of the bathrooms. The trail continues for approximately ~1.8 miles to Gem Lake. The trail climbs steadily ...

Hike the Kruger Rock Trail

Lyons, Colorado

4 mi / 1000 ft gain

Cutting through the forested hills surrounding Estes Valley, the Kruger Rock Trail is a well-marked 4 mile loop to the top of Kruger Rock. The trail begins in Hermit Park Open Space, located just a few miles southeast of Estes Park and is a moderate hike with around 1000 feet of elevation gain. Climbing gradually up a hill, the trail dips and climbs several times before ending in several steep ...

Oldman Mountain

Estes Park, Colorado

5.0

0.54 mi / 374 ft gain

Photograph Elk in Moraine Park

Estes Park, Colorado

The perspective here is vastly different from other areas in Rocky Mountain National Park as Moraine Park is essentially a large, very flat valley surrounded by tall mountains. You'll want to come during the elks' rutting season, which is between mid-September and mid-October. Park at the lot on South Moraine Road, just off of Bear Lake Road. There will be a large gated fence here that is used ...

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