- I live near Rocky Mountain National Park, so I know of lots of hidden gems in the area.
- In the park, I recommend checking out the Holzwarth Historic Site and Alpine Visitor Center.
- Outside the park, it’s worth visiting the picturesque Chapel on the Rock and the Stanley Hotel.
Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park, which spans 415 square miles, offers endless recreation opportunities. From watching the trees change colors in the fall to cross-country skiing in the winter, there’s always something to do.
However, I’ve noticed that many visitors tend to check out only a few popular areas in the park. Since Rocky Mountain is practically in my backyard, I’ve come across some less-busy treasures in and around the park that are worth exploring.
Here are five hidden gems I think all tourists should check out when visiting Rocky Mountain National Park.
