Fees & Passes

Buy Your 1 or 7 Day Pass Online! Buy Now

 

Plan Ahead

• Annual and Lifetime passes purchased online take 2–4 weeks to arrive. If you're planning to visit us in the next month, please wait and purchase your Annual or Lifetime pass when you arrive.

 

Entrance Fees

All passes are available at all park entrance stations.

1-Day Pass - Automobile - $25.00

Valid for date of purchase. Covers single, non-commercial vehicle with 16 or fewer passengers. Purchase online.

7-Day Pass - Automobile - $35.00

Valid for seven consecutive days (including date of purchase). Covers single, non-commercial vehicle with 16 or fewer passengers. Purchase online.

7-Day Pass - Per Person - $20.00

Valid for seven consecutive days (including date of purchase). Applies to walk-ins, bicycles, and non-commercial groups.

7-Day Pass - Motorcycle - $30.00

Valid for seven consecutive days (including date of purchase). Covers one motorcycle.

 

Passes

 

Commercial Tour Fees

A fee will be assessed commercial tour vehicles based on passenger capacity. This means the total seating capacity, not the actual number of people.

1–6 people	$25.00
7–15	$75.00
16–25	$100.00
26 & over	$200.00

Annual and lifetime passes may not be used to pay for commercial tours.
Fees are good for the same group for seven days. Show receipt for reentry.

 

Fee Free Days in 2018

January 15	Martin Luther King Jr. Day
April 21	First day of National Park Week
September 22	National Public Lands Day
November 11	Veterans Day

 

Your Fee Dollars at Work

The Federal lands Recreation Enhancement Act (FLREA) funds projects in Rocky Mountain National Park that will help improve visitor experience and protect resources for future generations. Since 1997, over $60 million of entrance and camping fees has been spent on various improvements and projects in Rocky. The projects completed in 2013 include the following:

• Sewer upgrades to piping in Moraine Park Campground
• Comfort station remodels at Aspenglen Campground
• Historic rock walls rehabilitated on Trail Ridge Road
• Trails rehabilitated on Flattop Mountain, Finch Lake, Lawn Lake and North Inlet
• Park roadways striped and road shoulders stabilized
• Constructed accessible campsites in Aspenglen Campground
• Solid waste collection improved to reduce visitor and bear confrontations
• Mitigate hazard trees alond the road corridors for visitor safety