• Hikers on Granite Pass in Rocky Mountain National Park/NPS photo by John Marino

    Rocky Mountain

    National Park Colorado

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  • Bear Lake Road Reconstruction Project

    Major construction work on Bear Lake Road in 2012 & 2013 includes changes to park shuttle routes, significant delays, and some night closures. More »

  • Fern Lake Fire

    Get the latest information on the fire and how to safely explore the burned area. More »

Photos & Multimedia

Stay in touch with the park wherever you may be and become a virtual visitor!

This section of the website brings the park to you, through webcams, video presentations, and blogs. Now you can stay in touch with the park during anytime of year. Our visual media is expanding all the time, so be sure to check back often for new additions.

  • Photo Galleries include stunning pictures of Lakes and Waterfalls, Animals, People and Places, Scenery, Trees, Wildflowers, and much more!
  • Webcams of the Kawuneeche Valley, Longs Peak, Alpine Visitor Center (seasonal), and the Continental Divide allow you to visit Rocky any day of the year.
  • Multimedia Presentations include informational videos and podcasts, which give tips about staying safe during your visit, and can help when preparing for your trip.
  • The park's blog series will take you inside Rocky for glimpses few ever experience. Follow different Rangers and Volunteers as they write about their personal journies at Rocky.
  • The Social Media page will link you to different social networking sites so you can stay up-to-date with park information, and you can share your photos, memories and experiences. Join Rocky on Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and Youtube today!
  • Information Office Information Office

    A few of the volunteers who staff the Information Office responding to your calls. Read More

  • What's the Evening Program at the Campground? What's the Evening Program at the Campground?

    Park Rangers lead programs and hikes on a variety of subjects throughout the park. Read More

  • Rocky Twitters Rocky Twitters

    Visit us on Twitter! Read More

Did You Know?

photo of wheelchair accessible trail

There are accessible trails which are good choices for visitors interested in adjusting to the park's higher elevations, groups that include young children, visitors with visual impairment and anyone who finds walking on level, relatively smooth paths attractive.