Video Library

Welcome to Rocky Mountain National Park's Video Library!

Enjoy videos posted below to help you plan your trip and also learn more about the park.

Videos to Help Plan Your Visit to Rocky Mountain National Park:

 

Duration:

2 minutes, 44 seconds

Planning to visit Rocky this summer? Learn about timed entry reservations.

 

Duration:

4 minutes

Learn about the unique challenges of climbing Longs Peak via the Keyhole Route.

 

Enjoy B-Roll Footage of Locations within Rocky Mountain National Park:

 

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  B-Roll: Clouds Over Mountain Peaks at Sunset

  Enjoy B-roll footage of clouds rolling over mountain peaks at sunset in Rocky Mountain National Park

  Duration:

  27.88 seconds

 

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  B-Roll: Aerial Views of Rocky Mountain National Park in summer, including sections of Trail Ridge Road

  Enjoy aerial views of Rocky Mountain National Park in summer, including over sections of Trail Ridge Road. Footage taken from aircraft for the official Rocky Mountain National Park film. 

  Duration:

  4 minutes, 29 seconds

 

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  B-Roll: Water Flowing in a Mountain Stream in Summer in Rocky Mountain National Park

  Water is flowing in a mountain stream during spring run off.

  Duration:

  29.12 seconds

 

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  B-Roll: Swift Water Flowing in Summer in Roaring River Near Alluvial Fan

  Swift water is flowing in the Roaring River in Rocky Mountain National Park near Alluvial Fan in early summer

  Duration:

  20.954 seconds

 

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  B-Roll: Bighorn Sheep Ewes

  B-Roll footage of Bighorn sheep ewes in Rocky Mountain National Park

  Duration:

  2 minutes, 30 seconds

 

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  B-Roll: Elk in Autumn in Rocky Mountain National Park

  Elk seen during the fall season in Rocky Mountain National Park

  Duration:

  1 minute, 14 seconds

 

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  B-Roll: Elk on Tundra in Summer in Rocky Mountain National Park

  Bull elk seen on tundra in summer in Rocky Mountain National Park

  Duration:

  27.88 seconds

 

Videos Focused on Wildlife:

 

Duration:

1 minute, 14 seconds

View bull elk bugle during the fall rut.

 

Videos to Learn About Fire:

 

Duration:

2 minutes, 1 second

Rocky recently opened more trails that were closed due to last year's fires. When recreating in burned areas - be aware of additional hazards including: burned-out stump holes where the ground may be weak and unstable; unstable dead trees, especially in windy conditions; loose rocks, logs and rolling debris; dry, hot conditions with little forest canopy to provide shade; flash flooding and significant debris flow.

Keep up to date with current fire conditions!