Rocky Mountain National Park
Rocky Mountain National Park Visitor Info
To say there's a lot to do in Rocky Mountain National Park is an understatement. And with so much to do, we figured you might appreciate these free trip-planning resources. Whether you're looking for mountain biking trails, camping tips, the best RMNP hikes, maps of the park itself, or additional sightseeing opportunities in the area, you'll find the visitor information you need here.
The quintessential beauty of the Colorado Rocky Mountains is showcased in 416 square miles, including 265,769 acres of Rocky Mountain National Park wilderness. Unrivaled, breathtaking sites can be found throughout the national park. With elevations ranging from 8,000 feet in the wet, grassy valleys to 14,259 feet at the summit of Longs Peak, visitors can experience a variety of Colorado landscapes and adventures. It's hard to choose just one reason to love Rocky Mountain National Park.
Biking
With elevations ranging from 8,000 feet to 12,183 feet, Rocky Mountain National Park has biking trails for all levels. For a nominal fee of $10/bicycle, visitors can ride any of the 60 miles of hard-surfaced bike roads throughout the park.
Camping
Rocky Mountain National Park has established five drive-in campgrounds with 585 campsites, and there are about 200 additional backcountry campsites available to visitors. For more information about camping in Rocky Mountain National Park, visit the National Park Service website.
Hiking
Whether your group wants to summit a mountain or get up close and personal with waterfalls, Rocky Mountain National Park boasts some of the best hiking in the Rockies. With about 535 miles of maintained trails and 35 trailheads, you'll have to come back again and again to conquer every trail.
Maps
With so much raw wilderness, visitors should always make sure that they know their way around. Check out some of the maps below to orient yourself before embarking on your next Rocky Mountain National Park adventure.
Sightseeing & Attractions
Rocky Mountain National Park offers some of the most breathtaking sights in the area. From wildlife viewing to scenic drives and everything in between, visitors will never run out of things to see and experience. According to the National Park Service, wildlife viewing is rated the number-one activity by Rocky Mountain National Park visitors.
Visitors Centers
With visitor centers throughout the park, it's easy to take advantage of all that Rocky Mountain National Park has to offer. Watch park films, learn about wildlife, buy gifts, pick up maps, use the facilities, and more!