Rocky Mountain National Park - Featured Regions in the Rocky Mountain National Park Area

Grand County, Colorado

Home to top-tier hiking, fishing, skiing, and wildlife watching, the “quieter” side of RMNP offers numerous lodging and activity options for your family vacation. Read More...

Cheyenne, Wyoming

Outdoor adventure rules in Cheyenne! You can go horseback riding on the plains at Terry Bison Ranch or in the rolling hills of Bit-O-Wyo Ranch. If you prefer hiking, backpacking, or camping, you can do it all in Curt Gowdy State Park. Read More...

San Luis Valley & Alamosa, Colorado

Located in southern Colorado, the valley is roughly the size of the state of Massachusetts, but with only about 40,000 year-round residents, it’s one of the most unpopulated open spaces with hundreds of miles of hiking, biking, birding, horseback riding, four-wheeling, skiing, fishing, and more! Read More...

Pagosa Hot Springs, Colorado

The Springs Resort & Spa, located on the banks of the San Juan River in downtown Pagosa Springs, offers 23 naturally hot therapeutic mineral pools and a mineral water lap pool fed by the “World’s Deepest Geothermal Hot Spring.” Read More...

Vernal, Utah–Dinosaurland

Want to see all of Utah, but don’t have the time? Visit “Dinosaurland” in Vernal, Utah, where you can see and experience it all: hiking, biking, rafting, camping, fishing, boating, petroglyphs, dinosaurs, and much more! Read More...

San Rafael Country, Utah

We chose Utah’s San Rafael Country for our family vacation this year and weren’t disappointed. We’d requested a visitor’s guide for this area, so we were able to plan out the entire trip with the map and information. Read More...

Meeker, Colorado

Meeker is nestled in the majestic White River Valley, near the White River National Forest and Flat Tops Wilderness. Known for its exceptional outdoor recreation and welcoming citizens, Meeker is also rich with historical attractions, fun shopping, and an assortment of arts and cultural events. Read More...

Grand Junction, Colorado

Celebrate things like family, fresh food, nature, and art. And what’s more, its all at a leisurely pace and in beautiful places like the Colorado National Monument. Read More...

Frisco, Colorado

Frisco is a small town in the heart of the Rockies that beats with the rhythm of adventure. Read More...

Moab, Utah

The unique combination of beautiful red-rock scenery, canyons, cliffs and mesas, and the cool waters of the Colorado River has made Moab one of the most sought-after destinations in the American Southwest. Read More...

1. See Aspens in Fall

Starting in late August, aspens in the highest reaches of the Park begin their annual quaking, a term to describe the aspens unique leaves changing a golden-yellow hue and how they react in wind. Read More...

2. 350 Miles of Hiking Trails

Over 350 miles of trails crisscross the Park, linking together alpine lakes, jagged peaks, thick lodgepole Pine forests and rocky tundra. Also, right outside the park sits plenty of National Forest land. Read More...

3. Take in a Festival

Want to dance, drink, and eat good food all in the name of a frozen dead guy? Done. How about attend the best small rodeo in America? Yep, got that covered too. Or how about throwing on a kilt and tossing a kaber? Better yet, how about tossing it with the Rocky Mountains as your backdrop? Done, done and done. Read More...