Nice store, little bit of everything! I found a wonderful upscale plague of Native American design,…read morewhich will be a nice reminder of our vacation here. Wonderful service by a nice young lady!

I highly recommend this place! We went on vacation last week and this was my favorite shop in town…read morefor so many reasons. This shop has a great selection of stuff and the owner was incredibly nice.

They have the best t-shirts. Also small stuffed animals. Always very pleasant help. Every year I…read morego up to Grand Lake I check them out.

I visited here in June and got a matching embroidered shirt with my 3 friends. Not two weeks later…read moreI stained it with Oil while cooking. I found the store, grabbed an email of the site, and messaged Bradley. Bradley was SUPER helpful. This is not an online store - they do not support online orders, but Bradley, Sharon, Brenda and the rest of their team were so kind as to ship me a replacement. Excellent customer service!

New owner, Rick and his wife are awesome. The store is better than ever and less cluttered than it…read moreused to be...I can always find a gift or memento. The store makes me think of Christmas and cabins. The smells are pine and cinnamon. They have beautiful furniture and rugs. They offer a plethora of kitchen and dining room items. The store is beautiful and the staff is helpful and friendly. We alway visit when we are in Grand Lake.

Rustic and fine furnishings and lots of other pieces to decorate your home- Everything in this…read morestore absolutely caught my eye- I could see myself spending a good couple hundred on just a few little things- From embroidered kitchen towels, fine wine glasses, to scented candles- A lot of collectibles that capture the essence of our mountains - So even if you are window shopping it won't hurt to stop in a admire all this store has to offer- That said, just like all the gifts shops up here be expected to pay up to a 35-50% mark up-

This place couldn't be any cuter, from the owners to the inventory, I loved every bit. More…read morerefrigerator magnets than you can imagine. A perfectly quaint little tourist shop!

I went in to purchase a ring and when the lady at the counter pulled them out the other lady…read moreannounced very loudly in a negative tone: those are very large, they're a size ten. (The fronts of the boxes were labeled with sizes) I said I understood and she said again that size was large while almost laughing. I was looking for a thumb ring but either way you shouldn't make fun of your customers. I decided against the ring but while I was looking at post cards this lady ran her mouth again to the other younger lady she was working with. She asked her if she had any tattoos, said good when she said no and then they both looked at me and my tattoos and said they were gross and would look bad when you get older. I was fully wanting to buy a ring and a postcard or two when I walked in but after that I decided I didn't want a cent of my money possibly going to that cranky lady.

We stopped at this shop on our way out of Rocky Mountain national Park. Right away the place…read morecatches your attention by all of the statues they have outside. Inside is a cozy shop with lots of items for Estes Park, Rocky national Park, and Bigfoot. The shop is a family owned business. The nephew was working the day we stopped in, and he gave us a little backstory of the shop. You could really tell how much the place means to him. So if you see this gift shop, make sure to stop by.

Super cute gifts and souvenirs. Loved looking at the art. Shop owner was super friendly and I loved…read morethe jewelry and all the cool gift ideas available for everyone. A lot of great souvenirs.

I had a great time choosing items to make a "retirement survival kit" including activity books,…read morepuzzles, playing cards and gardening supplies. My friend called me laughing when he opened it! We also selected made in Colorado food and clothing items to send as Valentine gifts for out of town friends. There were so many options, I'll have to go back for other occasions.

A truly wonderful shopping experience! Taylor was super genuine and super kind in helping me to…read morefind gifts. I highly recommend this store and dare I say is a MUST stop while in the area.

What a delight to find this amazing gallery in the heart of Grand Lake! Studio 8369 offers stunning…read morepaintings, pottery, photographs and more, featuring local artists. We fell in love with this store and did our souvenir shopping here. We also enjoyed chatting with the friendly and wonderful owner Keith. A must-stop when you visit Grand Lake!

A lovely gallery with new owners celebrating local and American made art. Excellent variety of…read morepottery, paintings, photographs and cannot wait to return to Grand Lake to see the gallery's redesign and new offerings. We had been traveling across Colorado hoping to find a mountain town with local art to bring home and display for years a memory of our winter wonderland travels; needless to say we found what we were looking for at Studio 8369!

This Gift Store is right next door to the Fall River Visitor Center just outside of the Rocky…read moreMountain National Park. There are tons of souvenirs, keepsakes, and lots of merchandise. I loved browsing the store! I'm always drawn to the magnets selection. They sell "Oxygen To Go!" canisters in case you need some at this higher altitude or if you ascend to greater heights in Rocky Mountain National Park! Says it's good for recovery - even for hangovers! There is an entire section near the restrooms that is full of black bear figurines and other decorations. So cute! If you're hungry, there is a restaurant here as well. We didn't eat there, so I don't know the quality or what's offered. We ended up exiting the Rocky Mountain National Park at the Fall River Station when we saw this and decided to stop in at the end of the day. We initially went to the Visitor Center before walking over here. After scouring most of the items here, I did take home a few little things to remember my time in the RMNP. The lady who rung us up was friendly and even offered me a free small paper bag for my magnets. Other places were charging for them. It can be a keepsake as well since it is printed with the store's name. This is a good place to shop, kill some time, and chill.

The Rocky Mountain Gateway gift shop is your classic, no-surprises souvenir stop--conveniently…read moreparked right near the Estes Park entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. It's got everything you'd expect: T-shirts with bears on them, jars of regional jam, and an alarming number of moose-themed magnets. Honestly, it's less about what's in the shop and more about when you get there. There's a restaurant inside if you need more than trail mix to power through the next stretch of scenic driving. We didn't linger, but we were grateful they had exactly what we needed: clean bathrooms with no-touch faucets. Sometimes, timing is everything.

Asked Young gentleman with a beard if they sold key fob batteries was extremely rude and gave me…read moreattitude for asking. Said they do with attitude when I asked where they are located said find them yourself rudely. I walked out and will order on Amazon. Don't waste your time staff is not willing to help. I try to support local businesses in our small community but I will no longer be spending my money in this store.

Who doesn't love the place with the helpful hardware folks? This is one of the best Ace Hardware…read morestores I have ever been in. There is a log of gardening materials, a very large kitchen section, including appliances. It is a great place to gift shop! As you are waiting in line there are a lot of candy options to tempt you. There is a huge parking lot and if you buy something but they can load it into your car or even deliver it for free!