Find out What's New in Rocky Mountain National Park

Due to golden eagle nesting activity, closures have been extended through August 15 at Sundance Buttress, Thunder Buttress and Needle Summit in the Lumpy Ridge area. These closures include the named formations...

The National Park Service has re-closed the Upper Tonahutu Creek Trail for ongoing evaluation.

After nearly two years of closure, the Green Mountain Trail and the Tonahutu Trail have reopened to hikers.

Beginning Tuesday, July 19, through Friday, July 22, the Wild Basin Road in Rocky Mountain National Park will be closed to all uses, including vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians for road maintenance...

On Wednesday June 28th, 2022 there was a large area of falling rock above Lake Haiyaha in Chaos Canyon. The rock fall was on the south side of Hallett Peak. While there are often falling rocks in the mountains, the scale of this event was extrordinary with massive sections of the mountain breaking away and bouncing down the mountain...

Rocky Mountain National Park just shared this update on the recent visit of Chuck Sams, Director of the National Park Service. He visited the park during the last week of June 2022.

Welcome to the new Rocky Mountain National Park.com website. We just launched this new website to provide you with everything you need to know to have an amazing experience in Rocky.

Have you ever wondered why Trail Ridge Road needs to close during the winter, why it takes so long to open in the spring, or why it can close so randomly at other times of year?

Rocky Mountain National Park will be operating the Hiker Shuttle from May 27 through October 10, from the Estes Park Visitor Center to the Park & Ride Transit Hub located on Bear Lake Road. As part of the park’s overall pilot timed entry system, two things will be needed to ride the Hiker Shuttle: reservation tickets for all passengers plus a valid park entrance pass...