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Every Season, Every Reason, Always Estes! Summer. Fall. Holidays. Winter. Spring. Bring a jacket for hikes on top of the Continental Divide along Trail Ridge Road – you’ll be at 12,000 ft elevation!
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Sep 4, 2023 · Estes Park is nestled at a comfortable altitude of 7,522 feet (2,293 meters) above sea level, but some of the popular destinations around it are even higher. For example, the well-loved Bear Lake Hike reaches heights of up to 9,450 feet, while Emerald Lake is just a little over 10,100 feet.
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1. Re: Estes Park in mid September. 4 years ago. Mid to late September they change. E prepared for cold weather up high and in the morning and evening with potential for big temperature swings in the day. Say from 30s to 60s or even 70s. Layers are best with a available wind and water protection if you are hiking.
A Legacy of Hospitality in the Mountain West. Situated about 90 miles northwest of Denver, at 7,522 feet above sea level, Estes Park sits in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. Majestic views span in every direction along with the majestic scenes you expect from a Colorado mountain town: gold-medal fishing rivers, iconic peaks, fertile valleys ...
Feb 14, 2024 · 3. Follow A Few Safety Guidelines. Elk Warning Sign. No matter what wildlife you encounter in Estes Park, follow these guidelines to ensure the safety of you and the animals. Maintain A Safe Distance: Always keep a safe distance from wildlife. If the elk looks jumpy or nervous by your presence, you are too close.
