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Bookmark or Share- Picnicing in RMNP - U.S. National Park ServiceBeaver Creek Picnic Area. NPS. Rocky Mountain National Park has many wonderful picnic areas to choose from on both the east and west sides of the park. On the east side of RMNP there are 16 designated picnic areas, including at Endovalley, Hidden Valley, Lily Lake, Sprague Lake, Upper Beaver Meadows, West Alluvial Fan, and at the Wild Basin ...
- Endovalley Trail (CO)The Endovalley Trail is located 7.5 miles from Estes Park, Colorado (CO) in Rocky Mountain National Park. Download the PDF Trail Ridge topo map. Compare elevation, range, calories and other trail metrics.
- Alluvial Fan - U.S. National Park ServiceQuick Facts. Amenities. 1 listed. Located off the road to Endovalley, the Alluvial Fan is a beautiful cascade of water flowing down through a boulder field. Reconstructed in 2020, the trail to the Alluvial Fan was designed to be fully accessible.
- Chasm Falls - Hike to Chasm Falls in Rocky Mountain National ParkTrail Description: This hike to Chasm Falls in Rocky Mountain National Park begins from the Endovalley Picnic Area in Horseshoe Park, located just west of Estes Park. To reach the trailhead drive 2.1 miles past the Fall River Entrance Station on Highway 34 and turn right onto Endovalley Road.
- A Complete Guide to Driving Old Fall River Road in Rocky Mountain ...For three incredible months, Rocky Mountain National Park visitors have a rare opportunity to drive on a dirt road that climbs from the Endovalley picnic area (elevation 8,638) up to the Alpine Visitor Center (elevation 11,796) in just eleven miles.
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