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One of the most beautiful National Parks in the Country. RMNP is home to many great mountains, chutes and couloirs. It can give many great opportunities for backcountry skiing, ski nountaineering and pretty much everything in between.
http://www.nps.gov/ROMO/index.htm
How To Get There
From the National Park Service Website: http://www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/directions.htm
By Plane
Use Denver International Airport (DIA)
By Train
Use passenger station in Granby (GRA). No public transportation between train and park.
By Car
From Denver and the east, take U.S. 34 from Loveland, CO or U.S. 36 from Boulder through Estes Park, Colorado.
From
Denver International Airport, Denver Tech Center, or downtown Denver it
is approximately a two-hour drive to the park. From the airport take
Pena Boulevard to Interstate 70 west. Continue on Interstate 70 west
until intersecting with Interstate 25 north. (An alternate route from
the airport to Interstate 25 is the toll road Interstate 470.) Go north
on Interstate 25 to exit number 243 which is Colorado Highway 66. Turn
west on Highway 66 and go about 16 miles to the town of Lyons. At the
first traffic light U.S. Highway 36 willl come in from the left.
Continue to the right - west - (now being on U.S. Highway 36) all the
way to Estes Park, about 22 miles. U.S. Highway 36 intersects with U.S.
Highway 34 in Estes Park. Either highway leads to the national park,
west of the town.
From west or south, take Interstate 70
to U.S. 40 between Georgetown and Idaho Springs, then to U.S. 34 in
Granby, Colorado through Grand Lake, Colorado.
