Rocky Mountain National Park: Best Views & Wildlife Tour
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Overview
Rocky Mountain National Park The Best of Rocky Tour lets visitors experience the amazing beauty of the Rocky Mountains. A guide will tell stories and facts along the way, stopping at many spots to take in the views.
The adventure starts in Estes Park, which sits high up at 7500 feet. The tour goes through meadows, aspen groves, and past fast-moving rivers and mountain lakes. It even goes by the tall cliffs of the Rocky Mountains. There are chances to hike to waterfalls, aspen groves, and pine forests. Keep an eye out for wild animals!
This tour goes further than the Rocky Mountain Safari tour, adding 1.5 hours to explore the west side of the park. The Best of Rocky tour gives people more time to enjoy the overlooks and see the whole park. Key stops include The Rockies Scenic Drive, Alpine Visitor Center, Alluvial Fan, and of course, Rocky Mountain National Park. The tour includes all fees, taxes, and a Rocky Mountain National Park pass with timed entry, worth $80. Gratuity for the guide is not included.
Highlights
See Amazing Views: Travel through meadows, forests, and by lakes to see the best of the Rockies.
Look for Wildlife: Keep your eyes open for animals like elk, deer, and maybe even bears!
Learn from a Guide: A friendly guide will tell you all about the park and its history.
Visit Key Spots: Go to places like the Alpine Visitor Center and Alluvial Fan.
Sentiment Analysis
Most customers had a great time on the tour and felt it was a good way to see the park's highlights with knowledgeable guides. A few wished for more time at each stop and noted the ride could be bumpy.

Customers really loved seeing lots of different animals.
They enjoyed the pretty views and thought the tour was worth the money.
The tour guides were friendly and knew a lot about the park.
Many felt like they got to see the best parts of the park in one tour.
Some people wished they had more time at each stop.
A few said the ride was a bit bumpy.
The Journey
The Rockies Scenic Drive
Experience the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains on a professionally guided scenic drive. Traverse through vibrant meadows and serene aspen groves, following the course of rushing rivers as they lead to majestic waterfalls. Learn about the region's natural history and ecological significance from your guide, while immersing yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Rockies. This scenic drive offers a memorable way to connect with nature and appreciate the raw beauty of the Colorado wilderness.
Alpine Visitor Center
Perched atop the majestic Rocky Mountains, the Alpine Visitor Center offers unparalleled panoramic views. Open seasonally from Memorial Day through the fall, this alpine haven provides a respite for travelers with food, drinks, and souvenirs. Take in the breathtaking vistas from this unique vantage point, located at an impressive elevation. Note that due to the harsh winter conditions, the center closes in October, making it a prime destination for summer and early fall adventurers seeking an unforgettable alpine experience.
Alluvial Fan, Rocky Mountain National Park
Witness the raw power of nature at the Alluvial Fan, a stunning cascade of water flowing through a dramatic boulder field. Formed by a catastrophic flood in 1982, this unique landscape offers a glimpse into the dynamic forces shaping the Rocky Mountains. The fully accessible trail, rebuilt in 2020, meanders to a 56-foot bridge over the Roaring River, granting access to breathtaking views of the Mummy Range, Horseshoe Falls, and Endovalley. This natural wonder provides an accessible and awe-inspiring experience for visitors of all abilities.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes all fees and taxes, plus a Rocky Mountain National Park Pass with Timed-Entry valued at $80. Gratuity for your guide is not included. Please note that other times and private tours may be available upon request.
Hot Tip
Some people suggest bringing extra snacks and water, and wearing layers, because the weather in the mountains can change quickly.