Rocky Mountain National Park boasts the very best of what Colorado and the Rocky Mountains has to offer - unbelievably scenic mountains, awesome hiking, and superb wildlife viewing. Follow the suggested itineraries on this audio guide, or divide the commentary and create your own half, full, or multi-day sightseeing trips.

Major Highlights:
• Alpine Visitor Centre
• Bear Lake
• Estes Park
• Grand Lake
• Holzwarth Historic Site
• Lava Cliffs
• Mushroom Rocks
• Old Autumn River Road
• Overlooks: Many Parks, Rainbow Curve & Forest Canyon
• Sprague Lake
• The Stanley
• Trail Ridge Road

Created with the driving visitor in mind, Rocky Mountain National Park has an outstanding and picturesque scenic drive, climbing above the tree-line to 12,000 feet, surrounded by towering Colorado peaks on the Trail Ridge and Old Falls Roads.

Be impressed knowing that nowhere else in the country can you drive a scenic route that brings you above the treeline and into the alpine tundra for 11 miles, peaking at altitudes over 12,000 feet.
Discover many scenic viewpoints including Rainbow Curve Outlook and Mushroom Rocks overlooks along the driving route, and easy, accessible trails at Sprague and Bear Lakes.

Choose to follow the historic route that the earliest visitors drove in their Stanley Steamers or Model T’s on the Old Autumn River Road. Along the drive, you'll hear all about the “Father of Rocky Mountain National Park” and the other influential characters who fought and invested heavily to preserve this area.

Discover why many visitors are drawn by the excellent wildlife watching opportunities. Especially during the Autumn rut when male bull elk and moose are fending off rivals vocally and physically. The audio tour will point out the best locations to keep watch and increase your chances.

This is a truly unique experience that has thrilled drivers and passengers since the 1920s.