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Rocky Mountain National Park Interactive Map
Christian Schaaf
Created on August 4, 2025
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Located on the park’s west side near the Colorado River, Timber Creek is the only campground in Rocky Mountain National Park with RV hookups. It offers peaceful riverside campsites, easy access to hiking trails, and excellent opportunities to spot moose and elk. A great basecamp for exploring the Kawuneeche Valley and Trail Ridge Road.
Timber Creek
Nestled just outside the park’s west entrance, Grand Lake is a charming mountain town known for its namesake lake, the largest natural lake in Colorado. Visitors can enjoy boating, paddleboarding, and lakeside strolls, or explore nearby trails in the quieter, wildlife-rich Kawuneeche Valley. It’s a perfect blend of small-town charm and outdoor adventure.
Grand Lake
One of the most popular spots in the park, Bear Lake is a scenic alpine lake with access to many trailheads. Visitors can hike to stunning destinations like Emerald Lake, Dream Lake, and Alberta Falls. A must-see for first-time visitors.
Bear Lake
Trail Ridge Road is America's highest paved continuous road. Stretching over 48 miles and peaking at over 12,000 feet, this iconic road offers jaw-dropping panoramic views, tundra wildlife, and alpine meadows. Open seasonally (usually late May through October).
Trail Ridge Road
The Alpine Visitor Center is the roof of the Rockies. It is the highest visitor center in the National Park system! Located on Trail Ridge Road, it offers exhibits about alpine tundra, breathtaking views, and a chance to feel on top of the world.
Alpine Visitor Center
Moraine Park is the center for wildlife watching. A wide, open valley perfect for spotting elk, especially during the fall rut. Great for beginner hikes and easy access. The Big Thompson River runs through it, making it great for photographers and picnickers.
Moraine Park
The iconic 14er of Rocky Mountain National Park. Towering at 14,259 feet, Longs Peak is the highest summit in the park. While the Keyhole Route is a challenging hike only for experienced adventurers, the surrounding trails offer great views of the mountain’s dramatic profile.