The Big Thompson River and Fall River wind through the heart of downtown Estes Park, offering a wonderful choir of running water and beautiful sights. With restaurants and bars along the way, it’s a perfect way to spend a early morning or a mild afternoon.
Really fun mountain town local coffee shop! If you’re lucky and the ducks are out you can feed them!
Explore the historic and famously haunted Stanley Hotel, the inspiration for The Shining, nestled in beautiful Estes Park. Take a guided tour to learn about its rich history, stunning architecture, and ghostly legends.
Lake Estes is a beautiful spot just minutes from downtown Estes Park, perfect for a relaxing outdoor adventure. Some of our favorite activities to do are take scenic walk or bike ride around the lake, rent a kayak or paddleboard from the marina, or try your luck at fishing. It’s also a great place to picnic, spot local wildlife, or simply take in the mountain views. A peaceful way to enjoy Colorado before or after the wedding!
The Bear Lake hike in Estes Park is a short, easy trail with stunning views of the lake and surrounding mountain peaks. Located in Rocky Mountain National Park, the loop is just 0.8 miles and great for all ages and skill levels. It's especially beautiful in the early morning, a perfect quick stop to experience Colorado’s alpine beauty!
Estes Park Ride-A-Kart offers fun go-kart racing on a scenic track, perfect for a little friendly competition. It’s a great spot for all ages, with mini golf, bumper boats, and more nearby. A fun way to spend an afternoon during your trip!
Snowy Peaks Winery in Estes Park offers award-winning Colorado wines in a cozy, family-friendly tasting room. Guests can enjoy tasting flights and local snacks while learning about the winemaking process.
Estes Park Golf Course is a scenic 9-hole course set against the stunning mountain backdrop, perfect for players of all skill levels. It offers a relaxing and picturesque round just minutes from downtown Estes Park.
MacGregor Ranch Museum is a historic working cattle ranch just minutes from downtown Estes Park. Founded in 1873, it offers a glimpse into pioneer life with original buildings, family artifacts, and old ranch equipment. You can take a guided tour through the beautifully preserved ranch house and grounds. It’s a unique stop for history lovers and families alike.