Come for Family Activities

by National Park Service

by Jesse Speer

by Jesse Speer

• Roast marshmallows over an open fire
• Picnic in the Park or Forest
• Watch wildlife in their own territory
• Gather round to hear Ranger talks
• Take in a cowboy sing-along
• Raft down a tumbling river
• Ride horseback over the mountains
• Gather for a family reunion

Coyote Valley

Kawuneeche, the Arapaho word for coyote, was the name given to this gentle valley of the Upper Colorado River. he trail follows the bank of the Colorado River with views of the Never Summer Mountains. Look for moose (especially during the early morning and early evening hours), songbirds and wildflowers.... [more]

Bear Lake Loop

An easy walk around a high-mountain lake with peak views. Tucked into the spruce/fir forest at the base of Hallett Peak and Flattop Mountain, this 0.6-mile loop is one of Rocky's most famous trails .Unlike other trails listed as accessible by the Park, Bear Lake is not... [more]

Lily Lake

Lily Lake offers splendid views of Longs Peak and Mount Meeker amid rocky outcrops. A level packed gravel trail encircles the lake featuring educational exhibits. Accessible trail and fishing pier. Strollers permitted.
Enos Mills, the "father of Rocky Mountain National Park," enjoyed walking to Lily Lake from his nearby cabin. Check... [more]

LuLu City

Follows a gentle grade to the site of the old 1880's gold mining camp of Lulu City. Not much remains now, but this historic area is written up in a trail booklet available at visitor centers for a nominal price. Keep an eye out for moose.... [more]

Alluvial Fan

Large boulders prove the force of water in this area at the lower end of Old Fall River Road. The steep paved trail approaches from both east and west sides. Features educational exhibits. Strollers permitted. Be watchful of small children around rapid water. West side has 8 picnic tables. no... [more]

Holzwarth Historic Site

Holzwarth Historic Site in Rocky Mountain National Park was a 1920s dude ranch. Buildings are open daily 10-4. Educational trail guide and staff are available. There are guided tours of the historic guest ranch. Each open building has displays of furnishings, tools, and other equipment used by... [more]

Toll Memorial

A short, quarter-mile, paved trail features scenic vistas, and educational exhibits. Strollers permitted. Along scenic Trail Ridge Road - Highway 34, just east of Rock Cut.

Sprague Lake Picnic Area

Lovely Sprague Lake offers views of the high peaks. This level hardened gravel trail encircles the lake, and features educational exhibits.. Strollers permitted. 12 picnic tables, 12 fire pits/grills. All handicap accessible. 5 group sites with tables, fire ring and grill. Summer flush toilets; winter vault toilets, open all year.... [more]

Forest Canyon Overlook

A short, 1/8 mile paved trail features scenic vistas, and educational exhibits. Strollers permitted. Along scenic Trail Ridge Road - Highway 34.

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