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Rebecca & Frank
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Rebecca & Frank
Reservations Timed Entry to Rocky Mountain National Park
Rocky Mountain National Park requires reservations for time entry! Click here: Timed Entry Permit Reservations will be available through www.recreation.gov beginning at 8 a.m. MDT on Monday, May 1. They do reserve additional tickets they release at at 7 pm on a rolling 1 day window. You will want to be online right when it occurs to grab a slot.
On May 1, Timed Entry Permits will be released for the dates of May 26 through June 30. You'll want to hop on and grab your entry time on the days you want to go.
The next release will occur on June 1, for the month of July and any remaining days that have not been booked for June.
Rocky Mountain National Park
Rocky Mountain National Park charges a fee to enter. You can also purchase a park-specific annual pass. For more information, please see https://www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/fees.htm
Luckily, our wedding is on the Grand Lake side which is less busy and much less touristy. It's easy to get in/out of the park on this side compared to the other side of the park.
You can drive through Rocky Mountain and see all kinds of sites. It's easy to navigate and there are self-guided audio tours.
We've hiked up to Dream Lake and Emerald Lake, both are very pretty. You don't need to hike to see cool sites, there's plenty to do along the way via car inside the park.
There's also the Lake Haiyaha hike.
Grand Lake Town Beach and Dock
There are also great hikes inside Rocky Mountain but also outside. You should drive up to the Tundra. The views are amazing! But bring a coat! The temperature drops. You can also stop at the Continental Divide. You may get lucky and see Mountain goats and Rams on the way.