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Hiking In Rocky Mountain National Park

Rocky Mountain National Park, which extendsheadaches are common if you who do not drink
to just 400 square miles, is certainly notenough  water.
the largest park in the system but many of
its millions of visitors each year will tellWhether you are driving or hiking you will
you that it is one of the finest of thefind that there is plenty of wildlife to see
United  States'  national  parks.as the park is home to more than 3,000 elk,
800 bighorn sheep and some 280 different bird
The centerpiece of the park for many is Trailspecies. If you visit the Bighorn at Sheep
Ridge Road which is some fifty miles long andLake between May and the middle of August you
crosses the park from east to west. The roadwill see moose wandering through the willows
drops into the Kawuneeche Valley, from wherealong the Colorado River in Kawuneeche and,
visitors can view the Colorado River, andif you keep a close eye out, you might even
along the way climbs up to over 12,000 feetspot  some  river  otters  as  well.
as it passes through some of the highest
peaks  in  America.At both dawn and dusk you can witness some of
the many bats which hover over the lakes
The views along this route are simplyfeeding on insects and marmots are fairly
spectacular and as you make your way througheasy to spot on the tundra along Old Fall
the famous 'Roof of the Rockies' you willRiver road. Stellar jays also dot the skies
come across glacier-carved mountains aroundalong Trail Ridge road and they share the sky
every bend. Pause at Forest Canyon Overlookwith prairie falcons and the occasional
and you can look out over alpine forests thatgolden eagle. Another fascinating bird which
are among the most magnificent you will seecalls the park its home is the white-tailed
anywhere. It is also well worth taking a fewptarmigan.
minutes to visit the Alpine Visitor Center at
Fall River where you can pick up a great dealThe park is also home to a number of museums
of information about the area, includingand historical sites of which the Moraine
hiking  maps  and  guide  books.Park Museum is one of the best. Here you will
find hundreds of items from the area which
Rocky Mountain National Park offers somegive a very good overview of the natural
great hiking along more than 350 miles offlora and fauna. Another favorite is the
trails and Bear Lake is a very popularNever Summer Ranch which offers a look at
starting point. Located at the base ofwhat  a  resort  from  past  years  was like.
Hallett's Peak at the Continental Divide,
Bear  Lake  is  a  wonderful sight in itself.Unlike some of the other national parks,
Rocky Mountain is open year round which makes
Hiking in this area can be a bit moreit possible to explore this wonderful area in
demanding than it is in other parks withall of its glorious seasons and visiting
elevations ranging from 7,500 feet to overduring the winter months will not only allow
14,000 feet. At these heights the air is thinyou to see sights which summer visitors
and the UV strong so you need to be prepared.simply do not experience, but it will also
You will need to take plenty of water withallow you to see the park without the usual
you as the thin, cool air will evaporatessummer crowds.
moisture from your lungs quite quickly and



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