Things To Do
Rocky Mountain National Park
Enjoy picturesque snowy Rocky Mountain views! Elk are active throughout winter and migrate to lower terrain, so keep an eye out. You could spend 2 hours driving through the park, or go for a hike! If you do, please be sure to dress properly and rent micro spikes or show shoes for $5-10! Ticket entry purchase and reservations into Rocky Mountain National Park are necessary. We recommend making these reservations online a few weeks or a few days before your planned visit. $30 per vehicle for a 1 day pass.
SPORTS! - Estes Park Mountain Shop
One gear rental spot. Warm up in the cold temps by renting gear and getting active! - Sledding - Cross Country Skiing - Showshoeing - Snow Tubing - Fat Tire Biking - Ice Fishing
Dream Lake Hike
We recommend any of the hiking in Rocky Mountain National Park, but this particular trail is special to us because it's the hike where Josh proposed. Stunning views and only 2 miles, we would love to share it with our guests! AllTrails link below. Micro spikes recommended in the winter. Gear rental available. Ticket entry purchase and reservations into Rocky Mountain National Park are necessary. We recommend making these reservations online a few weeks or a few days before your planned visit. $30 per vehicle for a 1 day pass. https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/colorado/dream-lake-trail
Downtown Estes Park
Cute shops and restaurants all along W Elkhorne Ave. Elk remain active throughout winter and move to lower terrain, including into town. So keep your eye out!
Stanley Hotel
A historical museum with a restaurant inside. I love this place! This hotel serves as the inspiration of the movie, The Shining. It was a film location for Dumb and Dumber and many more films.