Enjoy Estes Park Most of Rocky Mountain National Park Reopens Estes Park, CO -- On Thursday, September 26, ninety-three percent of Rocky Mountain National Park is now open to the public. By Thursday afternoon gates will be opened on Bear Lake Road, Upper Beaver Meadows, Lumpy Ridge and Longs Peak Road. Trail Ridge Road opened earlier in the day after a second convoy of critical rock crusher equipment moved through the park from Grand County to Estes Park. Areas that remain closed due to severe flood damage are: Twin Sisters Trail; Aspenglen Campground, Longs Peak Campground, McGraw Ranch Road and Cow Creek Trailhead; North Fork Trail; and, the Ypsilon and Lawn Lake trails. Wild Basin beginning at the entrance station is closed, but the Sandbeach Lake Trailhead is open. Endovalley Road and Old Fall River Road are closed to all use, including pedestrian traffic. Condition assessments are continuing in these areas and while some areas may remain closed for ...
Posted on: Thu, 26 Sep 2013 21:16:04 +0000
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