Monthly Archives: July 2014

Historical markers, buildings, trails and stories of early inhabitants, visitors and ancestors can be found throughout Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park. Here are a few family friendly ideas for real time travel:   Baldpate Inn – With Longs Peak … Continue reading →

Old Fall River Road is a historic, 9.4-mile winding, narrow historic dirt road built between 1913 and 1920 that traverses Mount Chapin’s south face to the Alpine Visitor Center.   Both the road and the Alluvial Fan bridge sustained significant damages … Continue reading →

Why drive? when there is a brilliant resource providing a unique opportunity to learn from experienced, Park-endorsed naturalists right across the street from Boulder Brook! Rocky Mountain Conservancy Field Institute, the non-profit partner of Rocky Mountain National Park, provides daily … Continue reading →