The gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park, where a small mountain town sits beside Lake Estes and elk wander through in the fall.
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Estes Park sits directly at Rocky Mountain National Park's main entrance, with Trail Ridge Road climbing into the park just outside town. It's a small, walkable base — most of what there is to do is either downtown along the Big Thompson River or a short drive into the park itself.
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Estes Park sits at the park's main entrance, with Trail Ridge Road — the highest continuous paved road in North America — climbing from town into the alpine tundra above treeline.

Experience
The Stanley Hotel, a landmark 1909 property overlooking the town, is famous as the inspiration for Stephen King's 'The Shining' after his 1974 stay — a notable stop even for guests staying elsewhere.

Indulge
Wild elk move through town and the surrounding meadows, especially during the fall rut, and Lake Estes offers an easy walking and biking loop right in town.

Activities
Beyond the must-sees, here's how to fill your days in Estes Park.

The town's main street, lined with shops and restaurants a short walk from the river.

A reservoir on the east side of town with a paved loop trail for walking and biking.

Rocky Mountain National Park's main entrance and visitor center, just west of town.

The road and river corridor leading toward the park's Fall River entrance, on the north side of town.
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The hotel is the only lodging directly on Lake Estes, spread across five lakefront acres a mile and a half from downtown Estes Park. Ember Restaurant & Bar serves modern American food with lake and mountain views. The Qi Lounge Wellness Spa is on site.
Starting at
$659/night
3 nights
Save $220Normal Price: $2,195
Price$1,976
incl. taxes and fees
The hotel sits in the heart of Estes Park, a few miles from the Rocky Mountain National Park entrance and a short walk from downtown. Latitude 105 Alehouse handles burgers and craft beer, and the heated indoor pool doubles as a dive-in movie theater.
Starting at
$138/night
3 nights
Save $46Normal Price: $461
Price$415
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This hotel is a small riverfront retreat with 26 rooms and two cabins on the Fall River, two miles from the north entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. Wood-burning fire pits, propane grills, putt-putt, and cornhole fill the grounds, and check-in is self-serve.
Starting at
$173/night
3 nights
Save $58Normal Price: $575
Price$518
incl. taxes and fees
The hotel is a collection of 14 themed cabins on 14 wooded acres of Fall River frontage, minutes from Rocky Mountain National Park. Private hiking trails, a communal hot tub in a log gazebo, and riverside fire pits sit just outside the door.
Starting at
$182/night
3 nights
Save $61Normal Price: $606
Price$545
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The hotel is an adults only inn on the banks of Fall River, a mile from downtown Estes Park and minutes from the quieter Fall River entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. Every room has a fireplace, and select queen studios add private outdoor hot tubs.
Starting at
$188/night
3 nights
Save $63Normal Price: $628
Price$565
incl. taxes and fees
The hotel sits on the riverbank at 7,500 feet, a five-minute drive from Rocky Mountain National Park. All 64 suites come with fireplaces, kitchen facilities, and separate sitting areas. Three hot tubs, a seasonal heated pool, and a game room are on site.
Starting at
$95/night
3 nights
Save $32Normal Price: $317
Price$285
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The hotel sits on a private stretch of Fall River, halfway between downtown Estes Park and the Fall River entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. Every cabin has its own hot tub, and the seasonal Rockslide Bar sits above the Stream Suites.
Starting at
$172/night
3 nights
Save $57Normal Price: $572
Price$515
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The hotel sits on Moraine Avenue just minutes from the main entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park, with 48 renovated rooms and private balconies facing the peaks. A heated seasonal pool, a firepit, and a picnic area sit on the grounds.
Starting at
$112/night
3 nights
Save $37Normal Price: $372
Price$335
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The hotel is an adults-only riverside retreat on Fall River with 15 cottages and suites, most with a personal hot tub and gas fireplace. A private trail leads from the property straight into Rocky Mountain National Park. Downtown Estes Park sits about a mile away.
Starting at
$252/night
3 nights
Save $84Normal Price: $840
Price$756
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The hotel sits right on the banks of Fall River, just minutes from the Fall River entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. Sixteen individually decorated lodge rooms plus cabins with private hot tubs and full kitchens. Fire pits, BBQ grills, and on-site fishing round it out.
Starting at
$125/night
3 nights
Save $42Normal Price: $417
Price$376
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The hotel sits on the Fall River less than a block from downtown Estes Park, with rooms, kitchenette units, and multi-bedroom apartment suites. Nightly s'mores and popcorn come free, and there's a hot tub, gas fire pits, and grills out by the water.
Starting at
$189/night
3 nights
Save $63Normal Price: $630
Price$567
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The hotel is an independent 49-room motel on Big Thompson Ave, minutes from downtown Estes Park and the Rocky Mountain National Park entrances. There's a seasonal heated outdoor pool fed by the property's own well, plus a campfire ring with live music in season.
Starting at
$137/night
3 nights
Save $46Normal Price: $458
Price$412
incl. taxes and fees