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    The super cool truck.
    Tricia R.

    We took the 3 hr tour called "Top of the World". John was our tour guide and he was outstanding. Very knowledgeable. The sites were fantastic through the Rocky Mountains. I learned so much and this tour allowed us to take in the sites and learn instead of watching the road. Our ticket also included a 7 day pass into the park. Well worth it

    Splashing through a muddy spot!
    Robert H.

    We took our 4 and 6 year old grand kids on the rush tour and had a terrific time! The driver (Phil) was entertaining, courteous, and made sure the little ones were entertained, but not scared. We were fortunate that it rained the night before, so had plenty of mud puddles. The kids (all of us!) had blast splashing through these and kicking up mud! Beautiful views fun terrains, and Phil kept us entertained with information and stories about the forest and history of the area. We HIGHLY recommend this tour company will go with them again next time we're in the area

    Top Of The World Tour =12005'
    Ingrid M.

    LOVED IT! My first time to see mountains and Dave our tour guide was so kind and informative. We got to stop several times and I got the ultimate selfie at 12,005 ft'. This was so comfortable because the climate changes as you go up and he can open and shut the side windows. Even in the Tundra level he has heat and blankets but we had the best weather and didn't even need them. Eveyone would love the Top of the World Tour and see one of the MOST BEAUTIFUL places on the planet EARTH. I'm going back for sure.

    Our big family with 8 adults and 6 kids under age seven had a blast with John. He was so good with our kids, taking time to teach them about glaciers, aspen tree bark and climate zones. The tour was comfortable and adventurous at the same time and being able to bring our car seats along meant we had no worries brining even the toddlers along. Highlight of our Estes Park vacation! Can't miss!

    Three generations of family fun!
    Amy A.

    Hands down the best thing we did as a family in years. Our tour guide Tom was awesome and made it a great time for all three generations on our "not so mellow" tour! This was the first time my Teenage Daughter and her friend put down their cell phones and spent time with the rest of the family. Thank you Tom, for showing and teaching my family so much and helping us make life long memories.

    Absolutely awesome time.  Will definitely do this again. Dave, rocks!  Looks like he fell out of an 80s hair band. Coolness!
    Stephen E.

    Awesome awesome Awesome! Will do again next time we are in Estes Park. We took the Panorama Mountain Tour. Dave the guide was coolness personified. He looks like he fell out of an 80s hair band but is more like that college philosophy professor everyone loved. A bit spendy, but so worth it. Will do this again for sure!

    Rock'n Roller Coaster tour with Neil. a 5 star event!
    Patrick S.

    Rock'n Roller Coaster tour with Neil was outstanding. Great trails that look back on the entire Estes Park community and the Rocky Mountain National Park range. Neil was super knowledgeable, extremely friendly and a great four wheel captain. Access to private trails and a lookout point that gives you a 360 degree view. Great tunes, nice stops, snacks. Super value and I highly recommend this for couples and families alike.

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    What a great experience! Toured with Dave and he was fantastic......ask for him when you reserve!

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    Super fun activity in Estes Park perfect for all ages! Dan was our guide and was super knowledgeable and fun.

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    It was a really great tour. Kevin had a lot of info he shared and made the trip great. Will definitely come back in the spring/summer time.

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    Green Jeep Tours

    Green Jeep Tours

    4.6
    (122 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    My family and I hired Green Jeep Tours for a private excursion into Rocky Mountain National Park…read more The 8 of us piled into the converted jeep and enjoyed a 7+ hour day of adventures. Our driver and guide Michael was an absolute star, tailoring the trip to our interests. Because we booked a private tour, we got picked up and dropped off directly from our cabin! Michael was super knowledgeable of the park itself, the ecosystems, flora and fauna. He shared lots of stories about historical figures who influenced this area in Colorado. We went to several lakes, waterfalls, and hiked in several different spots. We got to see lots of wildlife - moose, elk, deer, marmot, chipmunks, pikas, and lots of birds! The day trip was a highlight of our time in Estes Park and we're so thankful for the special care Michael showed our family. We had a variety of mobility amongst the members of our group and he was very accommodating to our needs.

    Highly recommend to anyone! Our group of two was paired with a group of four--three adults and one…read morelittle. The little did just fine in the car seat in the backseat of the jeep while the rest of us rode in the open back. Chance was an incredible guide telling us facts and funny anecdotes (and dad jokes) along the way. He also jumped out with us on each of the stops inside of the park. Grab a bathroom break and drinks/snacks before you head out near the office. There are primitive bathrooms along the way.

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    Horseshoe Falls at the Alluvial Fan Trailhead
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    Estes Park Aerial Tramway

    Estes Park Aerial Tramway

    4.3
    (86 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    What a beautiful ride! The views of the Rockies are spectacular (of course). It is very well run…read moreand right near downtown with parking on site. The trams are smallish and we went up with 6 people on board (plus a wonderful, sweet operator named Michelle (she is so sweet...). Plenty of room and windows open on 3 sides! Up top there are trails and rocks and views in every direction. On the way down it was just the two of us and another very friendly and enjoyable operator named Lance. A second shout out to Michelle and Lance for making the experience that much more pleasant. Highy recommended!

    The wife wanted to do this and it looked like fun so off we went. The cost in July 2026 is $40 for…read morean adult and $25 for a kid. There is paid parking as well. There is a gift shop before you begin and at the top. The ride takes about 7=8 minutes each way. They have continuous one car up and one car down. Each car holds 8-10 people, depending on their weight. They do a good job of keeping groups together. The lines can be long and we waited about 45 minutes to go up and another 25 minutes on the way down. Once at the top, there are hiking trails, some great overlooks, and of course spectacular views. I would say that the views are worth the price. You can buy peanuts to feed the chipmunks, which seemed to be a popular activity. The chipmunks were happy and well fed. The reason for 4 stars is the long wait in line. The views are 5 star but you have to be patient for the payoff.

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    The chipmunks are bold...
    The chipmunks are bold...
    Estes Tram and Estes Park behind it
    Estes Tram and Estes Park behind it
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    Rocky Mountain National Park

    Rocky Mountain National Park

    4.8
    (829 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    Rocky Mountain National Park: Fantastic One-Day Visit…read more We only had one day to explore Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP), so we made the most of it by hiking the Bear Lake Corridor and visiting Bear Lake, Nymph Lake, Dream Lake, and Emerald Lake. Getting an Early Start We reserved timed entry for both RMNP and the Bear Lake Corridor with a 5:00 AM entry time and entered through the Fall River Entrance. After talking with several Colorado locals, we were advised to arrive at the Bear Lake Trailhead before 5:00 AM to secure parking. We arrived around 4:30 AM, and that proved to be excellent advice. The early start rewarded us with peaceful trails, beautiful lighting, and very few people around. Hiking the Bear Lake Corridor Bear Lake is an easy, family-friendly hike of about 0.7 miles. The hike to Emerald Lake is more challenging, with approximately 1.6 miles of uphill climbing. The route passes Nymph Lake and Dream Lake before reaching Emerald Lake, and the scenery becomes more impressive with every step. The views and serenity were unmatched in the early morning hours. As we were leaving the Bear Lake area, the parking lots were completely full, and shuttle buses were already operating. Scenic Driving After the hike, we drove Old Fall River Road, a seasonal one-way dirt road that offers spectacular views and a unique driving experience. We also visited: Alpine Visitor Center Trail Ridge Cafe & Gift Shop. From there, we drove Trail Ridge Road back toward Estes Park. Along the way, we were fortunate to see: Elk Moose Bighorn sheep Seeing all three species in a single day was a highlight of our trip. Tips for Future Visitors: I highly recommend bringing: A cooler with drinks and snacks Sandwiches or a packed lunch Bug spray Sunscreen A sun hat At least one liter of water per person per hour hike. The AllTrails app (download maps in advance for navigation) The Trail Ridge Café can be crowded and expensive, so having your own food and drinks can save both time and money. Final Thoughts: Although we wished we had more than one day in Rocky Mountain National Park, we were touring Colorado for the week and had limited time. Even so, this was one of the highlights of our trip. With an early start, a little planning, and a willingness to explore beyond the main attractions, it's possible to experience some of the very best that RMNP has to offer in a single day.

    Rocky Mountain National Park is absolutely beautiful, but it's important to know before you go that…read moreit is not pet-friendly on the trails. Dogs are only allowed in developed areas like parking lots and campgrounds. We visited shortly after a major wildfire, and it was heartbreaking to see how much of the forest had burned. It really puts into perspective how powerful nature can be. One of the most interesting things we learned from a park ranger was that moose are considered one of the biggest wildlife concerns around dogs, even service animals. I never would have guessed that! The ranger explained that dogs can make wildlife feel threatened, which is one of the reasons the park has such strict dog regulations. If you're visiting with a service animal, I'd recommend checking with a ranger about recent wildlife sightings before heading out. That's just my personal opinion--you don't want to put yourself, your dog, or the wildlife in a dangerous situation. One unexpected highlight was spotting a beaver right along the side of the road while driving through the park! We completed three easy trails: * Coyote Valley Trail - About 1 mile round trip, completely flat with little to no elevation gain. Limited parking. * Holzwarth Historic Site - Around 1 mile round trip with very little incline. The trail leads to several historic cabins and buildings. Decent-sized parking lot. * Colorado River Trailhead - Our favorite of the three. It's also about 1 mile round trip and has the most elevation gain, although I'd still consider it an easy hike. Large parking area. Overall, Rocky Mountain National Park is an incredible place to visit with amazing scenery and wildlife. Just be sure to plan ahead if you're traveling with a dog and understand the pet restrictions before you arrive.

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    Alpine Ridge Trail
    Alpine Ridge Trail
    Rocky Mountain National Park
    Rocky Mountain National Park
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