If you're planning a trip to Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP) and want to experience the very best it has to offer, booking a guided tour is one of the smartest decisions you can make. From expert knowledge of hidden trails to wildlife spotting and stargazing opportunities, Rocky Mountain National Park guided tours turn an ordinary visit into an unforgettable adventure. Here’s everything you need to know about choosing the...

If you're dreaming of a wedding surrounded by mountains, wildlife, and breathtaking scenery, there's no better place than Estes Park, Colorado. Known as the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park offers some of the most stunning wedding settings in the country — from rustic lodges to luxurious resorts, outdoor pavilions to historic hotels. In this guide, we’ll cover why an Estes Park wedding is so special and share...

When you're planning a summer day hike in Rocky Mountain National Park, being prepared makes all the difference. While the views are stunning and the weather can be gorgeous, the Rockies are famous for their quick-changing conditions. Whether you're heading out with a guide or exploring solo, having the right gear can make your adventure safe, enjoyable, and memorable. Essential Gear for Day Hiking: 1. Daypack (20-30 liters):A comfortable, lightweight...

Spring is here, and that means the snow is melting, the elk are frolicking, and it’s officially time to panic-pack for your Rocky Mountain National Park vacation. But don’t worry. As your trusty guides to all things high-elevation and outdoorsy, we’ve created the ultimate spring essentials list—packed with genuinely useful advice and a sprinkle of humor. Because nothing ruins a hike like chafing, sunburn, or realizing too late that “waterproof”...

We’re honored to be included in the 2025 Experiential Hospitality Trend Report by Way, featured as a white-label experience provider for Trailborn Rocky Mountain. When we created our multigenerational offerings with Trailborn, our goal was simple: help families truly connect. Not just to nature, but to each other. In an age of AI and constant screen time, the need to unplug has never been more pressing. We believe that shared...

One of the most common questions we get from spring and early summer hikers is: “When do the trails open?”. Technically, the trails in Rocky Mountain National Park are open year-round—but snow conditions play a huge role in whether they're comfortably hikeable. While some lower-elevation routes melt out by mid-spring, many popular trails at higher elevations stay snow-covered well into summer. Here’s a general guide to when trails become snow-free:...

As the snow begins to melt and trails slowly reopen, spring in Rocky Mountain National Park offers a unique hiking experience filled with beauty, unpredictability, and the chance to spot wildlife emerging from winter. The landscape transforms quickly this time of year—what looks like a dry trailhead can lead to snow-covered paths just a mile up. Be prepared for a variety of conditions, often in a single hike. Layering is...

Spring in Rocky Mountain National Park is a time of transformation. As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, the park sheds its winter coat, revealing a vibrant landscape of rushing waterfalls, budding aspens, and meadows beginning to show signs of green. Snow still lingers at higher elevations, but at lower altitudes, trails become more accessible, inviting hikers and wildlife enthusiasts to explore the changing season. One of the most...