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Official Park Newspaper- (11 x 14-PDF 1.24 mb)
Rocky Mountain National Park's official newspaper published seasonally.
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Accessible areas and services in Rocky Mountain National Park
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Over one-third of Rocky Mountain National Park is alpine tundra.
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Colorado has been the home to prehistoric Indians since the end of the last Ice Age.
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The beauty of this deciduous tree adds diversity and color to the tree population of the park.
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Located near the Fall River on Route 34, this campground is open during the summer months. For more information about camping, click here.
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Backcountry camping information
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Hiking trails available in the vicinity of Bear Lake Road
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This structure designed by Tom Casey of Taliesin (Frank Lloyd Wright's firm) is a National Historic Landmark.
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There are five campgrounds located in Rocky Mountain National Park. For more information about campgrounds, click here.
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Visitation, acreage, elevations and resources at Rocky Mountain National Park
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Hiking trails available in the Fall River area
Fees & Passes 2009 (8 1/2 x 14-PDF 321 kb)
Entrance fees and annual passes to Rocky Mountain National Park
(8 1/2 x 11 -PDF 238 kb) What fish are native or introduced in Rocky Mountain National Park and what amphibians and reptiles can be found in Rocky Mountain National Park.
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Information & Regulations
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The Big Thompson flood of 1976 and the Lawn Lake flood of 1982.
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Newsletter about forest health in Rocky Mountain National Park, update for 2009.
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Discover the history of the geology of Rocky Mountain National Park
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Open during the summer months, this wooded campground is located close to several trailheads. For more information about camping, click here.
(8 1/2 x 14-PDF 400 kb) Information about riding and camping with your horses, mules, and llamas in Rocky Mountain National Park (for information about the two stables located within the park and making reservations for organized rides, click here)
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Hiking trails available in the Kawuneeche Valley on the west side of the park
(8 1/2 x 11 -PDF 252 kb) How to deal with thunderstorm and lightning conditions in the high country.
(8 1/2 x 14-PDF 336 kb)The highest peak in the park, Longs Peak is a challenging destination for hikers and climbers.
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The park's smallest campground is for tents only and is located near the Longs Peak Trailhead. It is open year round. For more information about camping, click here.
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Rocky Mountain National Park's largest campground has spectacular views of the Continental Divide. It is open year round. For more information about camping, click here.
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Why are there so many brown trees?
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Astronomy in Rocky Mountain National Park
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Enjoy Rocky Mountain National Park with your pet.
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Health and safety for professional bus tours.
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Regulations for doing technical climbing and bivouacing.
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Information about ticks in Rocky Mountain National Park including how to avoid and manage tick encounters.
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Need help writing your school report?
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Located on the west side of the park, approximately ten miles east of the town of Grand Lake, this wooded campground offers the serenity of the quieter side of the park. For more information about camping, click here.
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Gas vaporizes at a lower temperature at this elevation and may cause the flow of gas to your car's engine to slow down or even stop.
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Rocky Mountain National Park's volunteer program is one of the largest and most extensive in the National Park Service. For more information about volunteering, click .
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One of the highlights of a visit to Rocky Mountain National Park is viewing the wildlife.
Weather and Climate (8 1/2 x 11-PDF 547 kb)
Weather and climate are not the same thing. Information about these conditions in Rocky Mountain National Park.
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Hiking trails available in the Wild Basin area
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Sledding, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing are popular activities in the winter at Rocky Mountain National Park.
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Popular winter hiking on the east side of the park.
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