• Rocky Mountain National Park - Welcome to Rocky Mountain National Park! This tour will take you through the most picturesque stretch of this majestic mountain range. Get ready for stunning vistas, lush meadows, and prime wildlife-spotting!

Note: This 40+ miles-long tour covers the essentials of Rocky Mountain Park in 2-3 hours.

• Beaver Meadows Visitor Center - Beaver Meadows Visitor Center, also known as Rocky Mountain National Park Administration Building, is the park headquarters and principal visitors center of Rocky Mountain National Park in central northern Colorado.
• Deer Mountain - The first hiking trail you’ll reach is the Deer Mountain Trailhead, which leads up 1,000 feet to some spectacular views from a mountainous summit.
• Beaver Ponds - Up next are Beaver Ponds, featuring an easy boardwalk through secluded, very pretty wetlands.
• Hidden Valley - After that is Hidden Valley, a boreal forest with some of the hardiest flora in the country.
• Many Parks Curve Overlook - You’ll arrive next at the Many Parks Curve Overlook, which offers stunning views of not one or two but three gorgeous mountain meadows.
• Rainbow Curve Overlook - The next overlook you’ll reach is Rainbow Curve Overlook, which sits right at the altitude beyond which most trees can no longer grow. Suffice to say it boasts some pretty incredible views!
• Ute Trail - At the next trail, the Ute Trailhead, you’ll learn about the Ute tribe which once called the Rockies home.
• Forest Canyon Overlook - Continuing on, you’ll come to the Forest Canyon Overlook, featuring a vista from 12,000 feet up. You’ll also get some facts about the Arapaho tribe while taking in the views.
• Lava Cliffs Overlook - Your route takes you next to the Lava Cliffs Overlook. You might not think “lava” when you think of the Rocky Mountains, but these 28 million year-old cliffs are sure to change your mind about that!
• Gore Range Overlook - Next, you’ll arrive at the Gore Range Overlook. This ominously-named range gets its name from the deep red coloring it takes on at certain times of the day, and you might just catch sight of that striking image while visiting!
• Alpine Visitor Center - You’ll pass the Alpine Visitor Center next. This isn’t just a great place to stop for snacks and restrooms, it’s also the highest-elevation visitor center in any US national park!
• Medicine Bow Curve - At the Medicine Bow Curve, up next, you won’t want to leave your camera in the car! This vista is so high up you can see the state of Wyoming from it!
• Forest Canyon Overlook - Ever seen an alpine lake? That’s next, at Poudre Lake. This lake is so high up that it freezes all the way through, top to bottom, each winter.
• Farview Curve Viewpoint - Continuing on, you’ll arrive at Fairview Curve Viewpoint, offering an excellent look at the Never Summer Mountain Range.
• Colorado River Trail - The next trail leads to some great views of the famous Colorado River. Here, you’ll also learn some of that river’s surprising history.
• Timber Creek Road Camp Barn - The road you’ll follow throughout the park wasn’t built in a day, and your next stop, the Timber Creek Road Camp Barn, provides a glimpse into the ambitious construction project’s past.
• Holzwarth Historic Site - More history waits ahead, at the Holzwarth Historic Site. Once the home of a small family, this became one of the nation’s first dude ranches before the area was a national park.
• Bowen-Baker Trailhead - Up next is the Bowen/Baker Trailhead, marking the start of one of the park’s longest trails. Experienced hikers looking for a challenge will definitely want to check this one out!
• Coyote Valley Trailhead - The next trail, the Coyote Valley Trail, is a great choice for hikers looking for an easier, shorter journey. This trek also has opportunities for fishing!
• Onahu Trailhead - The Ute and the Arapaho weren’t the only tribes to call the Rockies home. You’ll learn about another, the Onahu, at the Onahu Trailhead up next.
• Grand Lake - The main tour concludes in the town of Grand Lake, which has all the amenities you’ll need after a long, rewarding day in the Rockies.
• Moraine Park Museum - If you chose to take the Bear Lake detour, you’ll come first to the Moraine Park Amphitheater, which dates all the way back to the park’s earliest days.
• Moraine Park Museum - At Moraine Park, up next, you’ll have the opportunity for some seriously scenic horseback riding.
• Bear Lake Trailhead - After that you’ll come to Cub Lake Trailhead, where you’ll learn about the lasting damage caused by wildfires within the park.
• Fern Lake - Beyond that is Fern Lake Trailhead, the perfect stop for hikers looking for a bit of peace and quiet away from the crowds.
• Odessa Lake-Flattop Mountain Junc. - As you follow the route, you’ll find it hard to miss Eagle Cliff Mountain, named for the golden eagles and bald eagles which can frequently be seen in this area.
• Eagle Cliff Mountain - Looking for a picturesque picnic spot? You’ll find it next, at Hollowell Park.
• Hollowell Park - A relaxing destination with many picnic tables and excellent views of Mill Creek Basin below Longs Peak.
• Sprague Lake - Continuing on, you’ll come to Sprague Lake, one of the best spots in the entire park to catch the sunrise. If you can get here early enough, it’s highly recommended!
• Bierstadt Lake Trailhead - After that is the Bierstadt Lake Trailhead. This lake is every bit as beautiful as Sprague Lake, and tends to have fewer visitors, so be sure to stop by if you want to enjoy a bit of wilderness solitude.
• Glacier Gorge Junction Trailhead - The next trail, at Glacier Gorge Junction, offers a great trek through the park’s famous quaking aspens. These iconic aspens are among the hardiest trees around!
• Bear Lake - Finally, you’ll arrive at Bear Lake. This immense lake is a phenomenal spot to end your journey, get a few final photos, and bask in the pristine beauty of the Rocky Mountains.

• Easy-to-use app: download Action’s Tour Guide App onto your phone
• Great value: purchase per car, not per person. More affordable than bus or guided tours!
• Engaging storytelling: Uncover unique tales and thrilling history for a memorable journey!
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• Offline maps: no signal, no problem! Works perfectly without cellular or wifi.
• Comprehensive route and stops: See it all, miss nothing, leave no stone unturned!
• Go at your own pace: Start anytime, pause anywhere, enjoy breaks for snacks and photos freely!
• Hands-free: audio stories play on their own based on your location. Easy to use!

• Attraction passes, entry tickets, or reservations