Marvel at the park’s breathtaking mountain landscapes, alpine meadows, forests, lakes, and rivers, perfect for immersing yourself in nature and spotting wildlife.

Enjoy hiking, camping, rock climbing, fishing, wildlife watching, and photography, with over 350 miles of trails for all skill levels.

Drive one of the most scenic highways in the U.S., offering stunning panoramic views of mountains and valleys.

Spot elk, moose, bighorn sheep, and a variety of bird species in their natural habitats throughout the park.

Visit the park’s centers for information on its natural and cultural history, and join ranger-led activities or educational programs to learn about conservation efforts.

Traverse the highest continuous paved road in the U.S., offering panoramic views of the Rockies and access to alpine tundra ecosystems.

Enjoy a short, accessible trail leading to a picturesque alpine lake surrounded by stunning mountain scenery.

Visit the highest elevation visitor center in the National Park Service, featuring exhibits on alpine ecology and breathtaking vistas.

Trek a moderate 3.6-mile round-trip path passing Nymph and Dream Lakes, culminating at the serene Emerald Lake beneath towering peaks.

Take a leisurely walk around this tranquil lake, popular for its reflections of the Continental Divide and opportunities for wildlife viewing.

For experienced hikers, this challenging 14-mile round-trip climb ascends the park's highest peak, offering unparalleled views.

Wander through this expansive valley known for its abundant wildlife, especially elk, and scenic hiking trails.

Navigate a strenuous 9-mile round-trip hike past waterfalls and alpine lakes, reaching the stunning Sky Pond surrounded by jagged peaks.

Step back in time at this early 20th-century homestead and dude ranch, offering insights into the park's human history.

Experience this historic one-way gravel road that climbs steeply through forests and alpine meadows to the Alpine Visitor Center.

Take a popular 1.7-mile round-trip trail to a picturesque 30-foot waterfall along Glacier Creek.

Discover the park's quieter west side, featuring lush meadows, the headwaters of the Colorado River, and opportunities for moose sightings.

Embark on an 8.4-mile round-trip hike leading to a pristine alpine lake nestled beneath the dramatic east face of Longs Peak.

Enhance your visit by joining educational talks, guided walks, and evening programs led by knowledgeable park rangers.

Embrace the snowy season by exploring the park's trails on snowshoes or skis, with routes suitable for various skill levels.

Start your park adventure here with exhibits, information, and orientation to plan your activities.

Enjoy a moderate 4-mile round-trip hike across alpine tundra, offering expansive views of the surrounding peaks and valleys.

Venture into this less-visited region featuring cascading waterfalls, serene lakes, and lush forests along various hiking trails.

Experience the park's dark skies through ranger-led astronomy programs, perfect for stargazing and learning about celestial phenomena.

Follow a 5.4-mile round-trip trail through forests and past smaller cascades, culminating at the impressive 40-foot Ouzel Falls.