Specials | Rocky Mountain Park Inn | Estes Park, Colorado

Free Breakfast Voucher

Enjoy some scrambled eggs on us just by making your reservation through our website or by picking up the phone and giving us a call. With each room reserved you will receive a $20 breakfast voucher to use at Longz Mountain Grill Breafast Buffet, located on-site.

$20 Breakfast Voucher

Valid on Advance Purchase Rate, Best Available Rate, AAA, AARP, Government, and Rack rates booked directly with hotel or online. $20 voucher towards Longz Mountain Grill Breafast Buffet served 7 to 11 a.m. daily. Tax and gratuity not included. Not valid on room service or to-go orders. No refunds for unused portion of coupon.

Rocky Mountain Park Elk Rocky Mountain Nature Association

The Rocky Mountain Park Inn has partnered with the Rocky Mountain Nature Association to bring you several great opportunities to contribute to the preservation of Rocky Mountain National Park and the education of its visitors.

Guests will have the option of adding $1 per night to their room bill as a voluntary donation to Rocky Mountain Nature Association.

A special Explore Rocky Mountain National Park package has been created as another way to enjoy the Park. The package includes $20 breakfast voucher each day and a box lunch for two people PLUS a complimentary 7 day Rocky Mountain National Park pass.

Click here to reserve this special package!

Choose from a variety of great seminars throughout the year.
Visit Rocky Mountain Nature Association

Since 1986, the RMNA has completed over 40 projects valued at more than $10 million for the protection and improvement of Rocky Mountain National Park. In cooperation with the Rocky Mountain National Park Fund directs charitable contributions toward significant long-term projects, aiding the park with capital construction, historical preservation, education and land protection.

Rocky Mountain National Park Buy One, Get One 75% Off

From now through May 24, 2012, book the regular rate (RACK) and the 2nd night is 75% off the first night. Available 7 days per week until 5/24 (complete stay by 5/24). Consecutive nights in same room,

2pm Check Out

NOT available for online booking

Give us a call directly to reserve this special offer!

970-586-2332

Not available to groups. Tax not included. All rates subject to tax and gratuities. Blackout dates of 2/17 & 2/18 may apply per availability.

Snowshoe Package

Have fun this winter in Estes Park!

Reserve Online

Two pairs of snowshoes from Estes Park Mountain Shop

$20 daily breakfast voucher

2pm checkout

Available 7 days per week until May 1, 2012

Online booking code: SNOW. All rates subject to tax and gratuities. Blackout dates of 2/17 & 2/18 may apply per availability.

Dinner in LongZ - A Mountain Grill & Lounge

Hotels guests receive one nightly $40 voucher to use in Longz Mountain Grill. Only $20 more than the Best Available Rate (BAR) or identical to RACK rate.

Reserve Online

2pm check out

Good through - May 24, 2012

Does not include server gratuity. Online booking code: DINW. Not available to groups. All rates subject to tax and gratuities. Blackout dates of 2/17 & 2/18 may apply per availability.

Rocky Mountain National Park
2012 Explorer Packages

The Rocky Mountain Park Inn has partnered with the Rocky Mountain Nature Association to bring you several great opportunities to contribute to the preservation of Rocky Mountain National Park and the education of its visitors.
Special Rocky Mountain National Park Explorer Packages have been created as another way to enjoy the Park. The packages include: One night's accommodation for two, $20 breakfast voucher each day and a box lunch for two people in a backpack PLUS a complimentary 7 day Rocky Mountain National Park pass. (A $20 value)

A portion of each package price will be donated to the Rocky Mountain Nature Association's Next Generation Fund, which helps pay for educational programs and products for youth and families within Rocky Mountain National Park.

Click here to reserve this special package!

All packages have limited availability and must be booked two weeks prior to the date of the field seminar included in the package. To make a reservation for one of these unique outdoor packages visit: www.RockyMountainParkInn.com or call (970) 586-2332 and ask about the Rocky Mountain Explorer Packages.
Mention booking code RME when making your reservations.
Rocky Mountain Explorer packages available include:

Birds of Prey & Other Spring Migrants
Jeff Maugans
April 19
$295.95
The diversity of raptors in Rocky Mountain National Park is high, particularly around Lumpy Ridge and Deer Ridge during spring migration through the Park. One can usually see in a day's time golden eagle, northern goshawk, prairie falcon, red tailed hawk, Cooper's hawk, osprey, peregrine falcon, Swainson's hawk, American kestrel and, at times, the bald eagle along with other migrating species such as white-faced ibis, pelican, American avocet, and a variety of waterfowl. Participants will learn about the ecology of these birds and acquire identification skills. Jeff will also discuss why and how climbing closures are placed on certain cliffs to protect nesting raptors.

Natures Engineers: Beavers
Jared Griscoskie
May 19, 2012
$255.95
Beavers play an extremely important part in the Rocky Mountain ecosystem. Delve into their daily lives including social structure and building of dams and lodges. Follow in the footsteps of Enos Mills around Estes Park as we visit beaver colonies described in his book In Beaver World. Explore the interplay of the beaver with other species like aspens, willows, elk, trout, birds and even wolves. Each species is in some way connected to the survival and health of the beaver in Rocky Mountain National Park. As the day wanes, observe beavers as they begin their evening's activities.

Summer Birding with a Naturalist
Jeff Maugans
June 21, 28; July 5, 12, 19, 26; Aug. 2, 2012
$225.95
Spend the morning discussing the migration, nesting, habitat, conservation, natural history and ecology of mountain birds. Have fun in the field while learning to identify, enjoy and appreciate birds. Participants will learn to identify as many species as possible both by sight and by songs/calls. By learning to identify birds by sound, you can develop a good sense of what birds are nearby.

Secret Places in Rocky Mountain National Park
Kevin J. Cook
June 29; July 20; Aug. 17, 2012
$225.95
A prudent sense of safety keeps us looking at the ground as we walk, and trails trick us into looking straight ahead to see what's coming. The consequence of looking down and looking ahead is that we miss what's around. Places become something we pass through so offhandedly that we - person and place - become ephemeral to each other. Marvelous old trees, spectacular wildflower assemblages, hard-to-find animals, and other wildlife surprises can remain hidden in secret places near the trails that allow us to pass through. In the Secret Places seminars we will explore just off familiar beaten paths with a mind for discovering the wildlife richness that bestows character on place.

Ponds & Streams of Rocky Mountain National Park
Kathy Brown
July 25, 2012
$295.95
Who lives in and along the waterways of Rocky Mountain National Park? Spend the day wading in the streams and ponds as we study stream life, the importance of riparian areas and the vital role of water in this western mountain landscape.

Hike with a Naturalist: Timber Lake
Jeff Maugans
Aug. 31, 2012
$255.95
Explore the western slope of Rocky Mountain National Park on this all-day hike through pine forests and rich alpine meadows. Elk and deer are often spotted along this trail as dense foliage provides ample grazing for these large mammals. Picturesque Timber Lake provides beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and abundant wildflowers can be identified in the adjacent meadows.

Hike with a Naturalist: Pear Lake
Jeff Maugans
September 7, 2012
$255.95
Explore the Wild Basin area on this adventurous hike which leads through pine forests, lush meadows, and past still lakes. Participants will view the Continental Divide through a burn area, already full of tree and wildflower re-growth. Continue hiking past Finch Lake, a wonderful backcountry fishing spot, to the basin surrounding Pear Lake where awe-inspiring views will captivate even the most seasoned hiker.

Hike with a Naturalist: Fern & Odessa Lakes
Jeff Maugans
September 14, 2012
$255.95
Learn along the way as you hike from Bear Lake on one of the most spectacular treks in the Park. Walk through aspen forest along the common Flattop/Odessa Gorge Trail. Learn about the beautiful and awe-inspiring Odessa Gorge, and enjoy the magnificent scenery of Odessa and Fern Lakes. Descend past Fern Falls and The Pool, and walk along the Big Thompson River to the trailhead. Three-quarters of this hike is level or downhill. Participants will be shuttled back to their original parking spot.

Hike with a Naturalist: Boulder Brook Loop
Jeff Maugans
September 21, 2012
$255.95
This spectacular loop affords views of the Continental Divide, rushing waterfalls and lush aspen and pine forests as participants wind their way through a subalpine ecosystem on this day-long hike which traverses the Glacier Gorge, North Longs Peak, Boulder Brook, and Glacier Creek trails in Rocky Mountain National Park. Autumn foliage will be prevalent as participants enjoy this memorable journey in a less-traveled yet beautiful area in Rocky Mountain National Park.

» Pricing is for two adults. Additional person staying in same room extra charge. Price does not include taxes, gratuities or transportation to Rocky Mountain Nature Association.

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